Edgewalkers

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.

There are many elements that make walking through the Altai Mountains in northwest Mongolia a unique adventure. ��The re...
30/01/2026

There are many elements that make walking through the Altai Mountains in northwest Mongolia a unique adventure. ��The remote and untamed wilderness of the Tavan Bogd National Park, the immersion over nine days in this pristine natural environment of wildflowers, wildlife and waterfalls.
Exposure to the nomadic lifestyles of modern day Kazakh and Tuvan herders - witnessing traditional cultures present in the region since the Palaeolithic age (that’s over 15,000 years). ��The mountains, white-capped peaks, giants by our sides, always impressive, and then that first glimpse of the Five Sacred Peak -Tavan Bogd - one of which is Mongolia’s highest mountain, Khuten Peak at 4,200 mts.
This photo essay describes three important components that make this adventure magic: the location, the people and the challenge.
These three elements come together every year during Edgewalkers Mongolian Walking Adventure in the Tavan Bogd National Park (TBNP) in the heart of the Altai Mountain Range.

Walking through the Altai Mountains in the TAVAN BOGD National Park in Northwest Mongolia is not for the faint-hearted. It is for the adventurous hearted, the brave-hearted, the open-hearted and the humble-hearted. It is for those that are ready to push through their limitations and step outside of comfort and familiarity to experience the wild and pristine natural beauty of remote wilderness - to experience what not many people will experience in their lives.

There are many elements that make walking through the Altai Mountains in northwest Mongolia a unique adventure. 

The re...
30/01/2026

There are many elements that make walking through the Altai Mountains in northwest Mongolia a unique adventure. 

The remote and untamed wilderness of the Tavan Bogd National Park, the immersion over nine days in this pristine natural environment of wildflowers, wildlife and waterfalls.
Exposure to the nomadic lifestyles of modern day Kazakh and Tuvan herders - witnessing traditional cultures present in the region since the Palaeolithic age (that’s over 15,000 years). 

The mountains, white-capped peaks, giants by our sides, always impressive, and then that first glimpse of the Five Sacred Peak -Tavan Bogd - one of which is Mongolia’s highest mountain, Khuten Peak at 4,200 mts.
This photo essay describes three important components that make this adventure magic: the location, the people and the challenge.
These three elements come together every year during Edgewalkers Mongolian Walking Adventure in the Tavan Bogd National Park (TBNP) in the heart of the Altai Mountain Range.

Walking through the Altai Mountains in the TAVAN BOGD National Park in Northwest Mongolia is not for the faint-hearted. It is for the adventurous hearted, the brave-hearted, the open-hearted and the humble-hearted. It is for those that are ready to push through their limitations and step outside of comfort and familiarity to experience the wild and pristine natural beauty of remote wilderness - to experience what not many people will experience in their lives.



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If you’ve been following the news from the great Southern in Western Australia, you will know that 200+ people have been...
25/01/2026

If you’ve been following the news from the great Southern in Western Australia, you will know that 200+ people have been fighting fires throughout the Fitzgerald River National Park.
Fire plays an important role in the regeneration of the Australian Bush.

But it’s always sad to learn about devastating fires and the destruction of Bush - more than 150,000 hectares have been burnt over the last week.

I was happy to learn that the west side of the park, the areas where we go walking in every year have not been touched by the devastating fires that are still being put out as I write this.

But, feel deep sadness about the loss of thousands of animals, insects and plants.

Here are some memories from my walks in the spectacular and extraordinary national Park that forms part of our natural heritage here in Western Australia.

Happy holidays everyone - wishing you time to restore and reconnect with everything that brings you joy!
24/12/2025

Happy holidays everyone - wishing you time to restore and reconnect with everything that brings you joy!

Reading testimonials from participants of the Creativity Retreat in Margaret River fills me with a deep sense of fulfilm...
19/12/2025

Reading testimonials from participants of the Creativity Retreat in Margaret River fills me with a deep sense of fulfilment and joy… all I want is to reconnect as many people as possible in this lifetime with the innate and beautiful creative power that lives inside everyone of us.

It gets pushed back and suppressed but it’s there!
It might feel small and weak, but it’s there!
It might only whisper softly but it’s there!

Creativity is a muscle that needs working out regularly, vigorously and joyfully.

Sometimes we need some space and time to disrupt the habits we’ve adopted so we can come home to our natural and magical creative selves - to world that is full to the rim with possibilities.

If you’re being called to create something new- to step into uncertainty and mystery… give yourself a gift that spills out into all areas of your life.

Address

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

Telephone

+61406758062

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EDGEWALKERS - walking you closer to nature & your most creative self

It was during a long coastal hike, along the famous Cape to Cape track, immersed in scented Boronias and Honey Myrtle, surrounded by swishing Peppermint Eucalyptuses and low lying prickly Acacias (names I did not know then) that I came to realise two things.

First, I realised that in spite of loving being out in nature I knew very little about the natural world that surrounded me. When I looked at trees I saw, well, trees; when I looked at flowers, I saw colours, red ones, purple ones, yellow ones.

I wondered if other people also felt the same. Whether they were also yearning for a more profound connection and understanding of the natural world, yearning to move like Edgewalkers, effectively across the edge between the structured and the untamed, between the sophisticated and the primal.

Second, I realised that walking, but especially in nature, was, and is, an integral part of my creative process…that I have been doing it for a long time.