Notraces Bushwalking Australia

Notraces Bushwalking Australia offers guided expeditions into remote parts of the Australian Outback, with its Darwin base in Cullen Bay. The website highlights destinations including Purnululu National Park and the Bungle Bungle Range, as well as the Carr Boyd Range in Western Australia. Its focus is on travelling through less-visited landscapes rather than following a high-volume tour format.

The expeditions are limited to small groups of no more than 10 bushwalkers, creating a quieter, more personal way to travel. The site describes days shaped by walking and shared time outdoors, with the aim of reaching places that have seen little human intervention. It also places strong emphasis on leaving each area in its original condition, reflected in the business's ‘No Trace’ approach.

The operator's experience dates back to travels and expeditions that began in 1996, building knowledge of remote regions that may be unfamiliar to tourists. Trips can be tailored around a traveller's preferences, chosen destinations and abilities, with advice available by phone or email. An experienced guide leads the walks and prepares nourishing meals during the expedition, while luxury amenities are not part of the offering. This is likely to suit bushwalkers looking for small-group, personalised travel and a closer connection with remote Australian landscapes.