The Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail (KIWT) is a 66 km point-to-point route located in the remote south-west corner of Kangaroo Island. The trail travels west to east, beginning at the Flinders Chase Visitor Centre and finishing at Kelly Hill Caves. For FKT purposes, where route options are available, the High Tide route must be taken to ensure consistency of times.
GR69 is a new trekking path, following an old shepherd route.
Alres to Digne les Bains is the Provencal part of the route.
This FKT route follows the old Eastern Railway line through scenic Perth Hills bushland and rolling terrain, forming a continuous 41 km loop from Bellevue around to Mt Helena and back. The trail is wide and easy to follow.
Key features include:
Swan View Tunnel: A historic 340 m rail tunnel carved through the Darling Range — a signature point along the route.
Golden Pipeline alignment: Sections parallel to the iconic Goldfields Water Supply Scheme pipeline add heritage interest and variety.