Wild #201 is OUT NOW!

Wild’s 2026 Spring Issue (#201) is a special one, with perhaps the most environmental content we’ve run in a while. Two features—one on the Nullarbor, the other on the Tyndalls—look at the threats facing wild places, as does a smaller piece on the Great Koala NP. There’s also conversation with legendary environmental campaigner Karen Alexander. And all that’s in addition to the Green Pages. And our Takayna coast walking feature could probably be considered conservation-adjacent too.

Wild being Wild, though, there’s still loads of adventure. There’s a photo essay on walking Corsica’s GR20, off-track hiking in NSW’s Capertee Valley, trekking for a month in Nepal’s Solukhumbu, and Track Notes on South Australia’s Investigator Trail. There’s a spectacular piece on MTB-ing in Patagonia, and beautifully written, deeply personal account on Mt Bogong and personal connections.

Our smaller pieces are awesome, too. There’s also a fascinating piece on Women’s physiology and endurance activities; we give you tips for going hiking in the Tropics; our Wild Bunch takes you to NSW’s Barrington Tops, and Wild’s ever-popular annual instalment of Unsung Heroes returns—let it bring out your inner dirtbag!

And as ever, there are our awesome columnists, gear reviews, stunning gallery images and more. So don’t miss out on the best adventure writing and photography Australia has to offer. And don’t waste your time elsewhere on dud stories, crap writing, or internet slop.

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