




Mt Bithongabel via Toloona Cct Lamington Nat Park
Stayed overnight at the remote bush camp. Hiking into and sleeping in a Cloud Forest is magical.





Stayed overnight at the remote bush camp. Hiking into and sleeping in a Cloud Forest is magical.
Solo hiking has been #1 for my mental health the last few years. I don't have many active/outdoor people in my life, so biting the bullet and going solo took some getting used to.
I love going alone, but it can be a bit limiting. I avoid hikes if there's some extra risk involved, but the worst thing is I don't do any overnights, because camping alone just kinda sucks to me.
I'm really keen to find some mates who would be good company on the bigger hikes and who are at a similar stage of life to me (I'm 32).
I run into other solo guys on hikes from time to time so I know I'm not the only one. But anyway if any of you guys see this and would be interested, hit me up and we could team up on a day hike or grab a beer sometime and plan for a bigger trip.
No weirdos and definitely not interested in crowding your space, I love going alone myself, but if you ever wished you weren't solo all the time let me know!
Timed it to arrive as the rain finished and it was a great almost 9km adventure
Recently moved closer to the Perth Hills and have been trying to get out and explore more of the local trails.
Headed out to Wungong Gorge in Bedfordale for an 11km hike and really enjoyed this one! Some awesome scenery, rocky sections and a few moments where I questioned whether I was still on the right track 😂
I filmed the hike for YouTube if anyone's interested in seeing what the trail is like.
Has anyone else done this one? Keen to hear what other hikes around Perth are worth checking out!
Tour company is advising GTX boots however everything I read says stay away from GTX.
Planning April so tail end of wet season.
Considering Trail runners for lightness and ease.
Any advice from those that have done it please?