Trails

Alternative Lifestyle Festivals

Travelling along the East Coast of Australia checking out some of Australia's great alternative gatherings.

* 2010 Sep Wallaby Creek
* 2010 Nov Renaissance
* 2010 Nov Shine On
* 2010 Dec Subsonic
* 2010 Dec Tribeadelic
* 2010 Dec Summer Confest
* 2011 Jan Rainbow Serpent
* 2011 Feb Earth Freq
* 2011 Feb Spiral Harmonics
* 2011 Mar Maitreya
* 2011 Apr Diaspora
* 2011 Apr Regrowth
* 2011 Apr Bent Perception
* 2011 Apr Somatica
* 2011 Apr Autumn Confest
* 2011 Apr Rhythmic Earth
* 2011 Apr Winter Moon
* 2011 Jun Burning Man Australia
* 2011 Jun Laura
* 2011 Jun Winter Solstice
* 2010 Jul Land Crabs
* 2011 Jun Royal Doof
* 2011 Jul Bushweek
* 2011 Nov @11:11:11
* 2012 Nov Eclipse Down Under
* 2012 Nov Shine On
* 2012 Nov @12:12:12
* 2013 Jun Burning Man Australia - First Desert Burn

Bush Music Festivals

Travelling along the East Coast of Australia checking out some of Australia's great Aussie Bush Fests.

* 2010 Sep Wallaby Creek

Harvest

From grape harvesting in Berri, to mango picking in Darwin, each year thousands of people find work helping to bring in the fruit and vegetable harvests. The Harvest Trail gives them the opportunity to combine seasonal harvest work with travelling around Australia.

The Trail offers a way for young, middle aged and older Australians to finance travel around their country. By working and following the Harvest Trail jobseekers from Australia and overseas find a great way to maintain a fit and healthy lifestyle, are able to meet people from around Australia and the World and can travel and see Australia at their own pace while working and earning money.

There is of course not just one harvest trail, but many. Harvest workers can chose to circle the continent or follow the sun. They can go south from the wet tropics of far north Queensland to Tasmania’s Huon Valley or east from Western Australia’s Margaret River to the Riverina. In some locations it is possible for workers to follow seasonal activities through much of the year on a trail within kilometres of their doorstep.