Usually means: Hiking through natural, undeveloped areas.
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  1. bushwalking: Merriam-Webster
  2. bushwalking: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. bushwalking: Collins English Dictionary
  4. bushwalking: Wordnik
  5. bushwalking: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
  6. bushwalking: Wiktionary
  7. bushwalking: Dictionary.com
  8. Bushwalking: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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Definitions from Wiktionary (bushwalking)

▸ noun:  (Australia, New Zealand) The activity of hiking or backpacking.

Similar:
tramping, walkabout, bush party, bushranging, bushmanship, bikepacking, outbackery, dogwalking, wombat trail, goatwalking, more...

Opposite:
urbhiking, city walking, pavement pounding

Types:
hiking, tramping, backpacking, trail walking, more...

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Similar:
tramping, walkabout, bush party, bushranging, bushmanship, bikepacking, outbackery, dogwalking, wombat trail, goatwalking, more...

Opposite:
urbhiking, city walking, pavement pounding

Types:
hiking, tramping, backpacking, trail walking, more...



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