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Edgewalkers We are an international ecotourism company offering hiking adventures and specialised creativity retreats. Charissa Wright recently joined the Edgewalkers Team.

Reconnecting you to nature, creativity & your most adventurous self! 🌸

https://edgewalkers.com.au

https://edgewalkers.com.au/peaks-of-the-balkans-hiking-adventure

https://edgewalkers.com.au/mongolia-walking-adventure THE TEAM
Edgewalkers was founded by Dr Erika Jacobson, a theatre practitioner, artist and entrepreneur with a specialisation in creativity and transformative learning who loves writing, walking and wildflowers. Kirra Diconza, is an environmental scientist, yoga instructor, and student of Chinese medicine who loves to surf and create culinary magic. Charissa is an artist, designer and entrepreneur with background in science and agriculture. She loves wildflowers, birds and being outdoors. Behinds the scenes Francis Cubillo is our office administrator and email marketing expert, with superhuman organisational skills. WHERE WE LIKE TO BE
From August to November most of our events take place in Western Australia's florally biodiverse southwest, including the Cape to Cape track in the Margaret River Region, the Fitzgerald Biosphere and the Stirling Range National Park. We also offer a walking adventures through the ancient rugged landscape of the Murchison Gorge in the Kalbarri National Park in WA's midwest. In June and July we head to the Tavan Bogd National Park and hike with small groups through the Altai Mountains in the in northwest Mongolia and to the Prokletije National Park to hike the Peaks of the Balkans through Montenegro, Albania and Kosovo. Our international Creativity Retreat will be held on the magical island of Korcula, Croatia. We offer set events throughout the year but mostly organise bespoke adventures for individuals, organisations and government departments. Our mission is to bring people closer to nature, creativity and their most adventurous selves.

Come and join me on Korčula. 💙Leave your to-do list on the jetty 😁 and can you see how clear the water is? 💦Eight days o...
25/10/2026

Come and join me on Korčula. 💙

Leave your to-do list on the jetty 😁 and can you see how clear the water is? 💦
Eight days on a Croatian island with a small group of women who lead, create and care, and time to work on what really matters to you.

The Creativity Retreat · 29 May – 5 June 2027 · Only nine places.

Grab an itinerary 👇🏼💕

https://edgewalkers.com.au/creativity-retreat-korcula

Khuvsgul Lake & Darkhad Valley29 July - 12 August 2027I can hear you wowing across the ether!These are the Khoridol Sari...
23/10/2026

Khuvsgul Lake & Darkhad Valley
29 July - 12 August 2027

I can hear you wowing across the ether!

These are the Khoridol Saridag Mountains - a protected wilderness
in northern Mongolia that stretches along the west of Khuvsgul Lake (below left) and east of the Darkhad Valley.

It’s also the setting for our latest Mongolia Walking adventure!
This whole region is called the gateway to the taiga (boreal) forest, home to the Tsataan people - reindeer herders.

Did you see the reindeer?! 😍 👉🏼

I spent my last two weeks in Mongolia this year walking through this pristine and remote landscape (perks of my job! 😉) putting together an extraordinary adventure.

You can imagine how much wowing I did.

Can you see yourself there?



📷 Amartuvshin Khurelbaatar 🙏🏼

That time we walked to the top of Gjeravica Peak and nearly got blown away! The Peaks of the Balkans - 14 days walking t...
20/10/2026

That time we walked to the top of Gjeravica Peak and nearly got blown away! The Peaks of the Balkans - 14 days walking through some of Europe’s last real wilderness!

On day eight of our walk through the Tavan Bogd National Park in Northwest Mongolia, some of us attempt to climb to the ...
17/10/2026

On day eight of our walk through the Tavan Bogd National Park in Northwest Mongolia, some of us attempt to climb to the summit of Malchin Peak.
The walk to the start from our camp is about 5 km.
Malchin Peak is 4045 m high and we start at about 3100 meters, so the total is about a 900 m ascent.
Oh, if it were just the height!

Malchin Peak is a really tough challenge because it is all scree.
Every time you take a step there is some movement backwards. There is some unevenness. There is some rocking of your foot. You never quite get a good grip on your feet when you’re walking up.

It is also at altitude so if your sea level dweller like most Australians when you get over to Mongolia, despite acclimatising for several days and taking quite a lot of time before we attempt 4000 m, any kind of exercise above 3000 - 3500 m already involves laboured breathing.
So when you climb up this mountain it’s really tough.
Then comes getting down.
Coming down Malchin Peak can be even more difficult than climbing up - there’s less heavy breathing, but there are a lot of tumbles and lot of land/rock slides.
It can be lots of fun too.
And then when we get to the bottom there is a lovely stream - icy icy icy cold stream - where you can take off your shoes and let you feel cool down before walking the 5 km back to camp.

Congratulations to everyone who made it! And also to everyone who did not!

The goal of our walk is to traverse the national park from the start at Khoton Lake to the north east exit of the park in Oygor Valley, after reaching the Tavan Bogd Basecamp.
Malchin Peak is an added challenge some choose to do. It is not compulsory at all!
Most people try to walk some of the way to get the views!

We love what we do! We love walking with wildflowers and spending time in the rich biodiversity of the Fitzgerald Biosph...
14/10/2026

We love what we do! We love walking with wildflowers and spending time in the rich biodiversity of the Fitzgerald Biosphere. We especially love to know that what we are doing is making all our guests have an extra special experience.

Thank you for your kinds words - it makes our day to read them! 🥰🫶🏼🙏🏼

“I was amazed at the natural beauty of south-east Western Australia. Mountain ranges, beaches with white sand like talcum powder, turquoise bays and the WILDFLOWERS were insane! Though I knew of the Royal Hakea when I saw it in person it almost brought me to tears. The walks were well planned and didn’t disappoint, the accomodation was great and Erika supplied delicious breakfast, lunch and snacks. All we had to do was walk, immerse ourselves in nature and enjoy!”

Sharon B. - Fremantle WA - Sept 2026

“Amazing week in a beautifully curated series of spectacular landscapes. Enough time to slow down and really appreciate the incredible diversity, with so much great knowledge shared by our guide.
Felt completely looked after and just had a wonderful time.”

Lesley F. - Fremantle WA - Sept 2026

“Erika must be congratulated on her amazing wildflower tour.
Her preparation, organisation and her knowledge, along with her choice of stunning walks amongst the flowers made this trip absolutely fantastic.”

Pauline M. - Riverglades, SA - Sept 2026

“Really important to see certain things by foot. Wildflowers being one of them. Cheers Erika!”

Keith E. - Hawaii, USA - Sept 2026

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Fremantle, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+61406758062

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