Wild Magazine

Wild #197 is here, full of Australia’s best adventure, conservation and wilderness opinion writing. In this issue Wild mag has a focus on alpinism and mountaineering with stories such as ‘The Flight of Icarus’, which explores the ramifications of a near miss while climbing in NZ; a photo essay on climbing in Bolivia; a beautiful story on Nepal’s Ama Dablam; a piece that delves into the psychology of why climbers climb; and a Q+A with Australian mountaineer Allie Pepper.

It also looks at hiking in Tassie’s Du Cane Range, in WA’s D'Entrecasteaux NP, and in the Vic High Country; a bike rafting trip from Montenegro; a north-to-south transect by packraft across the entirety of Tasmania; and environmental stories on the plight of Tassie’s ancient trees and on the rare filling of Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre. Of course, as always, there are their regular columnists, Green Pages, gear reviews, Wild Shot, and more.

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Since 1981, Wild Magazine has been the inspiring voice of the Australian outdoors, and a passionate defender of its wild places. With stunning photography and crafted, well-written tales of adventure, conservation, and the outdoor life, Wild tells stories that matter.

Expand your horizons with Australia’s longest-running wilderness adventure magazine. With in-depth features and stunning photographs from some of the world’s greatest adventurers, WILD will keep you up-to-date on all aspects of wilderness pursuits.