Introducing Our New Charities & Fundraising Venture – “Step Up”
Introducing our new venture for charity and fundraising walks, Step Up. Walk for a cause with Park Trek, the experts in fully guided multi-day walking tours.
How Walking Connects Us with Family, Friends and Colleagues
When did you last really connect with the people who matter most? Your team, your colleagues, your closest friends, or family?
The holiday you never knew you needed!
Our beautiful walks in the Victorian High Country are the type of holiday you never knew you needed
How to prepare and stay safe on an unguided or solo hike
With a number of recent hiking safety incidents and tragedies over the Christmas and New Year period we wanted to share some tips for safely planning and executing your next hike.
Parents and kids walking to connect in the beautiful Grampians
What better way for parents and kids to connect than walking together in an iconic landscape like Gariwerd / Grampians. We hope you enjoy this story.
Flinders Ranges with Camels: Why You’ll Love Our 9-Day Guided Walk Holiday
Imagine walking with camels in the spectacular Northern Flinders Ranges. Stunning landscapes, extraordinary cultural, geological and natural history. Do it at least once in your lifetime. You will not regret it.
Why we love walking for a cause!
An inspiring story about the team from Shake It Up Australia who recently raised close to $50000 trekking the Great Ocean Walk with Park Trek. We hope you enjoy this story!
What to Wear on a Guided Walking Holiday in Australia
In this short article we share our thoughts on how to prepare for your next walk to ensure you have a great time on the trail, and that you are not caught short with unexpected weather changes!
Kangaroo Island: Why You’ll Love Our 5-Day Guided Walk Holiday
Kangaroo Island was recently recognised by Lonely Planet as one of the world’s great eco destinations. Let Park Trek guide you on an all-inclusive and truly immersive walking tour of the beautiful Kangaroo Island.
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