The Adventure Journal
for people who play outdoors
Our Story
The Adventure Journal is a publication dedicated to people who play outdoors. Whether you’re into cliff jumping, free diving or beach camping, we’re here to make your favourite adventures part of everyday life. Founded by Australian journalist Jennifer Ennion, the Journal began as a…
The Caravan Journal
This is the story of our yet-to-be-named 1982 Viscount pop-top caravan. We are on a mission to bring our little ‘van back to its former glory, while also bringing it into the 21st century with some modern touches and technology. The plan? A new…
Say Hello
We’d love to hear from you. If you work in the adventure industry and would like to share your story, news or product with us, the best way to get in touch is via info@theadventurejournal.com.au. If you’re a reader, we’d like to know what…
World Expeditions acquires NZ cycle tours
World Expeditions has expanded its presence in New Zealand by acquiring a majority shareholding in Trail Journeys, one of the country’s most popular self-guided cycle tour operators. World Expeditions CEO Sue Badyari says the move is designed to cement World Expeditions as a major player in the NZ…
Camp: Banana and honey pancakes
It’s the simplest of recipes that sometimes escape our repertoire. Think pavlova, ANZAC biscuits, damper. With that in mind, we thought we’d whip up easy pancakes with an Aussie twist. Although it’s hard to beat lashings of Canadian maple syrup or the traditional lemon…
Thousand Islands summer fun
Summer in Canada is all about spending time by a lake or river, enjoying long days kayaking, swimming and hanging about in a waterside cottage that’s been in the family for as long as Great Aunty Betty can remember. The Adventure Journal founder Jennifer…
Five minutes with: Laura Waters
When Laura Waters hiked the entire length of New Zealand not only did she discover that she’s one bad-ass woman (our words, not hers), but she also learnt about the power of the wilderness. She had escaped the pressures of city living and those…
Aussie ski resorts extend season
Australia’s leading ski resorts will stay open for an extra week, closing on October 8 instead of the usual October 1/2. Perisher, in the NSW Snowy Mountains, was the first resort to make the announcement, boasting the best snow conditions in five years. Mt…