Tag: hiking

• KOKODA TRACK

  If your an Australian you know what the Kokoda Track is and why it’s so significant, it’s become an Australian pilgrimage of sorts. Many Australians will trek the 96 km/60 mile rainforest trek over a period of 5-10 days to show their respects to the Australian soldiers who fought and underwent hardship during World War […]

  Tom Dade

  30 Mar 2020

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  ANZAC, Australian, Culture, explore, fit, fitness, Goal, goal setting, goals, health and fitness, hike, hiking, jungle, Kokoda, Kokoda Track, Kokoda Trail, Kokoda Trail Expeditions, Outdoor, Outdoors, Pacific War, Papua New Guinea, PNG, rainforest, Trek, trekking, World War, World War 2

• Pre Aconcagua Expedition

  How the hell did January 2020 get here this fast! 5 months have past since I was standing at the highest summit in Africa, 7 months have past since I was at the highest summit in Europe. It only seems like yesterday even though so much has happened since. Since then I’ve run 6 ultramarathons, […]

  Tom Dade

  18 Jan 2020

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  Aconcagua, argentina, hike, hiking, mount, mountain, mountaineer, mountaineering, mountains, seven summits, South America, summit

• Great Southern Endurance Run – 100 Mile 2019 Report

  

  Location: Harrietville, Victoria, Australia Time: 45:41:12 Overall Place: 25/61 Full Results To finish off my first year of ultramarathon running I thought it’d be a good idea to take on one of the worlds toughest 100 milers, the GSER100, let’s just say it probably wasn’t the smartest idea. The GSER100 takes you across the Victorian […]

  Tom Dade

  21 Nov 2019

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  100 miler, 100 miles, Bright, Endurance, Great Alpine Road, Great Southern Endurance Run, GSER100, Hardwork, hiking, Marathon, Mount Speculation, mountain, Razorback Ridge, rhabdomyolysis, Run, Running, The Viking, Ultra, Ultra Marathon, Ultramarathon, ultrarunner, Victorian Alps

• Post Successful Mount Feathertop Summit

  For my Pre Mount Feathertop Blog CLICK HERE “The perfect playground for aspiring Australian want to be mountaineers”. I’m well aware of my inexperience within the mountains or the outdoors in general for that matter, I can’t even set up my own tent! Someone like myself is a liability to experienced mountaineers, hikers or trekkers […]

  Tom Dade

  27 Aug 2019

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  alpine, Alps, camping, fit, fitness, hiking, ice, Mount Feathertop, mountain, mountaineer, mountains, snow, snowshoes, success, training, Victoria, Victorian Alps