Here's a list of Activities to do on Weekends in Canberra recommended by our experts:
Head to Namadgi National Park, around 45 minutes out of the city centre by car, for bushwalks to accommodate all skill levels. Camp overnight, or pay a day ...
A prime example of the accessibility of Canberra's attractions is the man-made Jerrabomberra Wetlands, happily situated on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin. A ...
When the weather's chilly there are myriad snowy locations within driving distance, but it's important to keep an eye on road closures. Mt Selwyn is a nicely ...
The artificial lake, around which Canberra lies, literally can't be missed - simply because it's so huge, covering 664ha. Festivals and events take place around...
Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra's large man-made lake was constructed in 1963 and is located right in the centre of Canberra city. It is an ideal place to ...
Back in Namadgi - the local Aboriginal word for the mountains south-west of Canberra - Cotter Rocks, 1550m above sea level, has a good array of starting points ...
Balloon Aloft has been conducting flights over Canberra for 25 years. (Flight Pricing) We established commercial ballooning in Canberra and also instigated the ...
Canberra is said to boast some of the best mountain biking in the world, and Mt Stromlo is a unanimous highlight. Though the 2003 bushfires have decimated some ...
Googong Dam is the largest dam in the region and a top notch fishing spot. Fuel-powered boats are not permitted on the lake, but sail- and electricity-powered ...
The Segway may not fit the criteria of physical exertion, but the two-wheeled motorised platform, strangely reminiscent of a lawnmower, is a fun, gimmicky way ...
