Real Trail Talk

By: Donovan de Souza & Mark Pybus
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  • Western Australian Hiking Podcast hosted by Donovan from The Long Way’s Better and Mark from The Life of Py.
    Copyright 2023 All rights reserved.
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Episodes
  • Episode 97 - The Australian Triple Crown

    Episode 97 - The Australian Triple Crown
    Oct 26 2024

    Donovan chats to Kevin Moss aka Goin Feral about the Australian Triple Crown, the Australian Alps Walking Trail (AAWT), Heysen Trail and Bibbulmun Track. Kevin completed all three trails in 2024, and discusses what makes them different, his experiences on all three, and how they compare.
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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • Episode 96 - Mark Wrote a Second Book

    Episode 96 - Mark Wrote a Second Book
    Oct 3 2024

    After releasing his first book in 2023, Best Walks of South West WA, Mark has a follow-up book titled Best Walks of South Coast WA.

    Covering the stunning walks between Walpole and Cape Arid, and everything in-between, there are 42 trails ranging from coastal hikes to mountain climbs.

    Get your copy today by visiting Mark's Online Store, using the code RTT10 to get a further 10% off the new book.

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    24 mins
  • Episode 95 - Day Hikes of the Northern Territory

    Episode 95 - Day Hikes of the Northern Territory
    Jul 30 2024

    With a plethora of national parks and stunning scenery in the Northern Territory, we sit down and discuss the hiking options going from the north to the south.

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    42 mins

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