Trekking/Walking | World Expeditions

High on the escarpment, Gunlom Creek is an idyllic place for a cool swim | Rhys Clarke

Access areas of the World Heritage Area of Australia's spectacular Kakadu National Park that most people don't see on our exclusive walking adventure.

Image: Samde Sherpa

Trekking into the long-forbidden Kingdom of Mustang

A new road to Upper Mustang is near completion, meaning things in the region will change dramatically. Here's why now is the time to visit.

On the couch with Margie Thomas: Nepal’s Upper Mustang

One of the last places on earth to find untouched Tibetan Buddhist culture is in Upper Mustang. Here’s why this region and its people hold a special place in Margie’s heart.

Braving the snows of Mount Kilimanjaro

Climate change may be melting the icy crown of Africa’s highest peak, but that doesn’t mean the mountain never feels freezing temperatures.

Bhutan Snowman Trek | Soren Kruse Ledet

Best long-distance trails & treks around the world

Experience more of a destination as you put one foot in front of the other on these world-class long-distance walking holidays.

Larapinta trek wins Brolga's ecotourism award for third time

The Classic Larapinta Trek in Comfort wins ‘Best Ecotourism Product’ at the prestigious Brolga Northern Territory Tourism Awards – the third time in recent years

Traveller stories: the world's southernmost hike

Completing the Dientes Circuit on Navarino Island in Chilean Patagonia proved to be a magical adventure for this fellow traveller.

Walking the Inca Trail FAQs

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is considered by many the ‘best short trek in the world’, but you can only walk it with a permit. Here’s what you need to know.

K2 trek in photos: Baltoro Glacier, Concordia & Gondogoro La

View the stunning photos from our expedition in Pakistan's Karakoram ranges captured by mountaineering guide Soren Kruse Ledet.

Los Dientes de Navarino circuit

10 lesser-known hiking trails that avoid the crowds

Steer away from the crowds and find your own pocket of solitude in nature. Discover 10 'off-the-map' trails you’ve probably never heard of but should be on your adventure list

Standing at 5400 metres | Pamela Lynch

In Hillary’s footsteps: my Everest Base Camp journey

Every step closer to Everest Base Camp she’d continually ask herself, ‘How the hell did I get here?’ To stand more than 5000 metres high, with the Himalayas towering around over her, this trek became her most exhilarating and rewarding experience.

Hikers at Drakensberg Mountains | Gesine Cheung

15 reasons why wilderness walking is good for you

Smarter, healthier and a stress reliever? Sign me up! Slip into a pair of hiking shoes and embark on a wilderness walk to better connect with nature and improve your well-being.

Trek in the stunning Everest region | Dave Banks

Everest Base Camp Trek FAQs

Planning on trekking to the base of the world's tallest mountain? Here is a great starting point. Find answers to our most frequently asked questions on the EBC.