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Day 10: Returning and Next Steps - The Way Continues

Day 10: Returning and Next Steps - The Way Continues

May 10th 2026 Day 10 felt different from the start. There was a real sense of anticipation in the air. We were at HMAS Albatross, sharing breakfast in the mess, packing up rooms, tidying gear, and getting ready Read more

Day 9: Homecoming and the Hope of Heaven

Day 9: Homecoming and the Hope of Heaven

May 9th 2026 Day 9 felt like the beginning of the home stretch. After the earlier part of the pilgrimage had brought rain, cold weather, hills, mud, bush tracks, hard walking and deep conversations, we were Read more

Day 8: Companions for the Journey

Day 8: Companions for the Journey

May 8th 2026 Day 8 of the ANZAC Way 2026 pilgrimage was one of the longer days on the track. The group walked about 20 kilometres, all within Morton National Park, travelling from Nerriga to Sassafras. The day be Read more

Day 7: Back on the Trail — People of the Way

Day 7: Back on the Trail — People of the Way

May 7th 2026 After the big experience of Canberra, Day 7 was a chance to get back on the track. The team started at Forbes Creek, a small farming village, and followed the Hell Hole Fire Trail toward Palerang. Read more

Day 6: The March on Canberra

Day 6: The March on Canberra

May 6th 2026 Day 6 began at Mt Stromlo, a place that still carries the memory of the 2003 Canberra bushfires. It was cold when the team arrived, with the morning still holding onto the chill. From there, the walk Read more

Day 5: A New Old Way – God Comes Near

Day 5: A New Old Way – God Comes Near

May 6th 2026 Day 5 took the ANZAC Way pilgrims deeper into the Brindabellas, and it was a proper tough day. The group started on Two Sticks Track and it did not take long before the country started testing them. Read more

2026 Day 4: A Tough Climb Through Mist, Rain and Reflection

2026 Day 4: A Tough Climb Through Mist, Rain and Reflection

May 5th 2026 Day 4 of the ANZAC Way 2026 pilgrimage took the team along part of the Hume and Hovell Track, starting at Thomas Boyd Trackhead and finishing near where the track meets Brindabella Road. The group Read more

2026 Day 3: Victory Park to RAAF Base Wagga — Thinking About Home

2026 Day 3: Victory Park to RAAF Base Wagga — Thinking About Home

May 4th 2026 Day 3 began at Kapooka. When the team woke up, there was rain around. That brought mixed feelings. After the heat of the day before, the cooler weather was welcome. But no one was too keen on walking Read more

2026 Day 2: From Kapooka to Wagga — Light for the Path Ahead

2026 Day 2: From Kapooka to Wagga — Light for the Path Ahead

May 2nd 2026 By around 6:00 am, people were up and moving. By 6:30 am, the team had gathered in the cafeteria and office mess for breakfast, instructions, and preparation for the day ahead. There was the usual Read more