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Mont Supports Adventure: Highlights from the Kowen Running Event

Mont Supports Adventure: Highlights from the Kowen Running Event

February 11, 2025 2 min read

At Mont, we believe in supporting events that encourage people to embrace the natural world, challenge themselves, and connect with like-minded adventurers. Mont has been the sole sponsor of Kowen over the 6 years since its humble beginnings, providing flags, bollards, marquees and infrastructure, a market stall to provide the best trail gear, nutrition and mandatory kit. And donating incredible prizes, including Julbo’s newest, top of the line ultra-light glasses – Ultimate Cover Reactive 0-4. The lucky recipient being one of first in the country to own a pair. 

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Micro-Adventures: Escape the Routine, Recharge in Nature

Micro-Adventures: Escape the Routine, Recharge in Nature

January 30, 2025 2 min read

In a world that moves fast, finding time for adventure can feel impossible. But what if the solution isn’t in grand expeditions, but in small, intentional escapes? Micro-adventures—overnight or short trips into nature—are the perfect way to reset your mind, recharge your body, and reconnect with the wild, all without taking time off work.

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Vertical Wonders: My Rock Climbing Journey Through Tasmania’s Tyndalls

Vertical Wonders: My Rock Climbing Journey Through Tasmania’s Tyndalls

January 28, 2025 6 min read

The rugged beauty of the Tyndall Range, with its towering conglomerate peaks and dramatic cliffs, offers some of the most thrilling and scenic climbing in Australia.

It just might be the most beautiful climbing venue in Australia.

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Five Ultras in seven weeks

Five Ultras in seven weeks

January 10, 2025 3 min read

Amongst other non-competitive, condition maintaining runs around the mountains and canyons of Arizona, Utah, Mexico, and Texas, I managed to tick off 271km of rugged competitive trail running events.

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Kowen Trail Run: Kickstarting 2025 with a Bang!

Kowen Trail Run: Kickstarting 2025 with a Bang!

January 08, 2025 2 min read

Mont has proudly been the sole sponsor of Kowen Races since their inception five years ago, supporting this outstanding Canberra initiative that fosters a supportive trail running community. Founded by Pam Muston with support from her daughter Claire, and backed by the Wamboin Fire Brigade, the event continues to grow in size and spirit.

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Fighting Gravity

Fighting Gravity

December 10, 2024 2 min read

The number of times I have seen people, particularly on the Western Arthurs Facebook Forum, espousing their ultra lightweight gear is to me, a worrying trend. Ultra lightweight is fine until conditions change and then suddenly that gossamer weight tent doesn’t look quite so attractive.
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The Lights

The Lights

October 03, 2024 2 min read

For a long time I have hoped I would one day (night) be able to catch a good display of the southern lights, the aurora australis, with one of Mont’s superb wilderness tents included in the view.
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What does it take to be comfortable at  -25°C on a frozen lake?

What does it take to be comfortable at -25°C on a frozen lake?

August 30, 2024 4 min read

On my recent trip to Mongolia, I expected some pretty low temperatures, temperatures that I had not experienced before so I took a range of clothing and gear with me to protect me from the elements.
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Climbing in the Warrumbungles

Climbing in the Warrumbungles

July 10, 2024 5 min read

The sunrises, campfire stories, wondering if you are on route, and memories made with friends is what it is about. The Warrumbungles is certainly a special place to experience these things.
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Fantastic Fagus

Fantastic Fagus

July 09, 2024 2 min read

It’s that time of year again when Australia’s only native deciduous plant, Nothofagus Gunnii or the Deciduous Beech, affectionately known as Fagus, or less affectionately....Tanglefoot, bursts into a mass of golden colour before the cold Tasmanian winter.
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A Night to Remember

A Night to Remember

July 09, 2024 1 min read

Last night half of Australia would have been witness to a spectacular event in the skies above. This was one of the strongest Auroras that we have seen for a very long time ( the most powerful storm since 1989, when the Quebec power grid was taken out by the solar storm).
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Cold Snap

Cold Snap

July 08, 2024 2 min read

Recently Tasmania has experienced an extended period of cold weather thanks to a strong blocking high pressure system sitting off our west coast. This has resulted in Liawenee, Australia’s coldest town, recording 4 nights in a row at -10°C with a minimum recorded of -13.5°C. Pretty cold for Tasmania. The record lowest temperature at Liawenee is -14.2°C recorded in August 2020.
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