Saturday 8 November 2025, Blue Mountains
ONE DAY ADVENTURE AND TRAVEL WRITING WORKSHOP, BLUE MOUNTAINS
Ever wanted to write about your outdoor adventures? See your name in print? Or simply write for yourself? This one-day, in-person workshop will help you do just that.
Set in the stunning surrounds of Govetts Leap, Blackheath, in the Blue Mountains National Park, this hands-on day is packed with writing exercises, story structure tips, feedback, and time to write. All set in the stunning surrounds of the Blue Mountains National Park.
$199 inc. GST.
WHO IS THIS WORKSHOP FOR?
This workshop is for anyone who wants to turn real-life outdoor experiences into compelling stories—no portfolio required.
Whether you’ve done a big expedition or a weekend hike, this is your chance to work on it in a small, supportive group of fellow writers and adventurers.
You’ll learn how to:
Develop your unique writing voice and style
Experiment with different formats such as features, interviews, and personal narrative
Ask better questions and capture compelling quotes through interview practice
Bring landscapes to life with sensory, place-based writing
Words Gone Wild workshop at the ExplorerFest festival in Hawkes Nest, 2025.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Hands-on writing activities: Learn how to develop your voice and angle, how to use place and sensory detail to bring your story alive, the importance of story structure and writing formats, and more
Tea & Coffee – included to keep you fuelled along the way (bring yourself a packed lunch)
Small group setting – connect, share stories, and write alongside a supportive crew of fellow adventurers
Time and space to write – with support to shape your own story in an unforgettable setting
Worksheets: Take away worksheets so you can stay inspired after the workshop
You'll take part in hands-on writing activities against the backdrop of the stunning Blue Mountains National Park.
MEET BROOKE
Words Gone Wild workshops are led by writer and adventurer Brooke Nolan.
Brooke has published over 100 articles in publications such as We Are Explorers, Wild, Adventure.com, News.com.au, and Vertical Life, and contributed to three adventure books, including Hike by DK Eyewitness.
She’s passionate about turning lived experiences into stories that stick—whether it’s a personal essay, a magazine feature, or branded storytelling that still feels true.
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Have questions? Ask away: we promise we don't bite. Unless you steal our trail snacks.
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