Have you ever wanted to go Multiday hiking and don't have any idea of where to start?

Have you already been Multiday hiking and have had a bad experience due to carrying a pack that is weighing you down?

Have you ever wanted to go Multiday hiking but have no one to go with?

Are you a Multiday hiker, and just can't get enough?

Then this is the place for you!

Let me share my experience with you. I have nailed the art of Multiday hiking making it both comfortable and enjoyable. The most common mistakes I see people making are carrying way too much stuff, wearing ill fitting shoes and eating terrible food.

I have been Multiday hiking since I was a teen, I have made many mistakes but after a debilitating back injury, I thought my hiking days were over. This made me totally rethink how I adventured. I knew that I would be unable to carry much weight and this led me to the most awesome growth.

For the past 2 years, I have hiked the Larapinta Trail, (250km), Cape to Cape Track,(135km), The Stirling Range Ridge walk, (28km extreme), and The HIghland Way,(155km) with a 32l pack, base weight of 3kg. I cook and dehydrate all my own food and am always warm and comfortable. I will share my planning, equipment, and packing list with you.

So come along and join me. I will take you through my whole process from planning, booking, choosing equipment, packing, and making delicious meals. Ask me any questions, make connections with like-minded people, and let us all motivate one another to get outside into the environment.

Hear her Roar acknowledges the Wardandi/Piblemen people who have cared for this land for over 60 000 years.

Acknowledging that sovereignty was never ceded. Always was Always will be Aboriginal land.