The Russell family embarks on a spectacular adventure to the Yarrangobilly Caves in Kosciuszko National Park, just over an hour's drive from Tumut. This must-visit destination in the Snowy Valleys is a favourite among families, hikers, fly fishers, campers and explorers alike. Chris, Gemma, Phoebe, and Amelia soak up the experience with a refreshing dip in the spring-fed thermal pool, a peaceful riverside walk, a visit to the breathtaking Glory Arch and an unforgettable guided tour of the Jersey Cave.

Rising 364 metres above the plains to the south-west of Wagga Wagga, lies The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place. This iconic rock formation is millions of years old and traditionally known as Kengal, meaning sloping hill. Kengal is a Dreaming place, lookout and ceremonial site for the Wiradjuri people. The Rock stands proud, dominating the surrounding plains, overlooking the small village of the same name with Wagga Wagga (so good they named it twice) lying 25km away in the distance.

After using the 6-weight with fighting butt (691) for the entire season, Pat gives his honest thoughts about where the rod is best suited, who it's for, and why he loves the Sonic.

Pat manages to net his PB rainbow for the season while Frenchy mixes up the techniques and gets good numbers of healthy rainbow and brown trout on both hoppers and nymphs.

Pat Ryan is back in the Kosciuszko high country and looking for redemption following a slow start to this season's trout fishing up top.

Chris runs through how to replace the head on a Hultafors Qvarfot Felling Axe - So simple you can DIY from home.

For years, the Swiss Army Knife has been a staple in outdoor enthusiasts' pockets. With the range expanding, Chris compares some of the popular models to help you decide which one is right for you. Presented by Chris Russell, Filmed...

One of the most vital ways to prolong the life of your packraft is by caring for and maintaining it after use on the river, dam or lake. From proper cleaning, storage and carrying techniques to lubricating TiZips and Cargo...

The Murrumbidgee River, as it flows through Wagga Wagga, offers the perfect opportunity for an afternoon paddle, i.e., an urban microadventure. Microadventures are a brief yet satisfying taste of outdoor activities without demanding a significant time commitment. They are even...

On the eastern edge of Happy Jacks Plain, lie two treasures of Australia’s alpine heritage: Brooks Hut and Happys Hut. These iconic landmarks, tragically lost in the devastating 2019/20 bushfires, have been devotedly rebuilt to restore their place in the...

Tucked away just south of Cabramurra, along the Tooma Road, Bradleys and O'Brien's Hut is a timeless reminder of the rich pastoral heritage of the Snowy Mountains. Originally built between 1952 and 1953 by Jack Bailey, a builder from Tumbarumba,...

Vickerys Hut is a humble log cabin located beside Jounama Creek at the Northern end of Kosciuszko National Park. The hut was originally built in 1938 by sheep and cattle graziers Ross and Noel Vickery, and in 2023, was rebuilt following the...

Coming to you from the carpark at Tom's Outdoors is the infamous Mickey Finn cooking up a delectable delight of teriyaki venison skewers on the Snow Peak BBQ Box. If you too have been blown off a lake and are...

Here at Tom’s Outdoors, we love learning new ways to jazz up meal time while backcountry camping. The lesson learnt from this overnighter was that the Snow Peak Heavy Duty Cook Set is aptly named and hauling it up a...

After a long day of traversing tributaries, tickling trout and touring big terrain, a simple yet satisfying feed is just what you need. The best part is you can adjust this recipe to perfectly suit how you spend dinner time...