There is a map of Australia that few tourists ever see. Explore how ancient geology and cultural heritage along historic stock routes create a powerful new way to experience the continent.
Award-winning film ‘Azadi Far Ride to the Murray’ champions Australia’s stock routes. We invite community screenings and seek partners for our next Queensland expeditions in 2026 & 2028.
We are excited to announce Stockman’s Way, a monumental near 1,000-kilometre trek that will take us from the steps of the Stockman’s Hall of Fame in Longreach to the legacy of the R.M. Williams Bush Learning Center in Eidsvold. Riding the Arteries of the Outback We will be riding the historic stock routes—the original network …
Read more “The Stockman’s Way: Almost 1,000km for the Stock Routes Future”
Thrilled to be an Official Selection at EQUUS Film & Arts Fest 2025! Honoring the stories, communities & sponsors who made it possible.
Australia’s stock routes are more than just trails—they’re living history. From well-maintained highways to overgrown bush corridors, this public asset offers adventures for every skill level. Whether you’re following dusty droving tracks or navigating forgotten sections with GPS, stock routes connect us to the land’s cultural heritage.
Azadi Far Ride’s documentary drops June 2025! Join our upcoming trek or host a screening. Epic adventures await—stay tuned for more!
Explore how Queensland’s stock routes and slow travel tourism can drive sustainable tourism growth and cultural preservation.
We’ve finally tackled the monster pile of receipts and invoices to bring you our budget vs actual costs to help you plan ahead!
Over the October long weekend, we embarked on a 90km loop along Mt Perry’s stock routes. From stunning mountain climbs to creek crossings, curious wildlife, and meeting friendly locals. Read all about our four-day trek and the beauty of slow travel through Australia’s historic stock routes!
Australia’s droving IS transhumance! It’s time to celebrate our stock routes as vital cultural heritage, as recognised by UNESCO!