On top of each … states

The Challenge

This epic undertaking requires you to summit the tallest peaks across the Australian continent. From the alpine plateaus of the Snowy Mountains to the tropical rainforests of North Queensland and the remote red deserts of the Pilbara, this challenge covers the diverse geographical heart of every Australian state and the primary territory.

The Peaks

• Mount Kosciuszko (2,228 m), New South Wales: The crown jewel, a gentle giant that’s surprisingly accessible yet spectacular.
• Mount Bogong (1,986 m), Victoria: Demands respect with its steep ascents and alpine views.
• Bimberi Peak (1,912 m), ACT: A serene alpine trek offering panoramic views and a sense of peaceful solitude.
• Mount Ossa (1,617 m), Tasmania: Towers in wild beauty within Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park.
• Mount Bartle Frere (1,611 m), Queensland: A tropical adventure through dense rainforests.
• Mount Zeil (1,531 m), Northern Territory: A remote challenge standing proud as the tallest in the Red Centre.
• Mount Meharry (1,253 m), Western Australia: A breathtaking red desert marvel in the Pilbara.
• St. Mary Peak (1,166 m), South Australia: Standing in for Mount Woodroffe due to the extreme remoteness and access restrictions of the APY Lands.

Safety and Access

Many of these peaks are in remote areas. Ensure you have appropriate permits (especially for Mount Zeil and St. Mary Peak), check weather conditions, and carry emergency communication devices.