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After a super stressful period of work in the corporate world, Tilishia was ready to rewire her brain on the Thorsborne Trail.
We Are Explorers acknowledges that this adventure is located on the traditional Countries of the Bandjin and Girramay peoples, who have occupied and cared for the lands, waters, and their inhabitants for thousands of years. We pay our respe...
This is one of the NT’s best kept secrets. Head there from now until April for full waterfalls, dramatic skies, and empty campgrounds and trails. After half a decade living in Darwin, Amy knows exactly how to plan a holiday to suit the Ter...
Tim spent months riding in Rapha’s top tier endurance kit to understand if it makes a difference to big days in the saddle.
Heads up! Gear reviews on We Are Explorers are unsponsored. Brands often provide this gear for free, with the understanding that this does not guarantee them a favourable review.
Jon spent three months hiking the island to find out.
Beauty, as they say, is in the eye of the beholder. It’s subjective, and I’m willing to accept other opinions when it comes to claiming the honour of being the ‘most beautiful place on Earth’.
But after spending three months hiking over 1,300km of trails through the South Island of New Zealand, I firmly belie...
Explorer Julia D’Orazio discovered that peak adventure in Nepal is so much more than the well-known treks and mountain views, over five days on the Annapurna Community Trek.
I’ve never had any desire to climb Everest, or bow at its feet after trekking to its base camp. Ascending the world’s tallest mountain, peaking at 8,849m above sea level, is an expensive exercise. ...