Cradle Mountain

A six-kilometre clifftop path linking a chain of ocean beaches, rock pools and headlands on the eastern suburbs coast.

The network of central alleys holding coffee roasters, small bars and rotating street art, with Hosier Lane the best known.

A nineteenth-century open-air market of produce, deli and meat halls, running night markets in summer and winter.

A curved white beach in Freycinet National Park, reached by a steep lookout walk or a longer descent to the sand.

Uluru is a sandstone inselberg 348 metres high in the central desert, sacred to the Anangu traditional owners, who closed the summit climb in 2019. The ten-kilometre base walk passes waterholes, caves and rock art and is the way the site is meant to be experienced. Kata Tjuta, 35 domes to the west, is part of the same national park.

A group of 36 domed rock formations west of Uluru, with the Valley of the Winds walk running between them.