Dreaming of an Adventure? Let’s Make It Happen.
Whether it’s your first overnight hike, a solo packraft, or stargazing from a swag, the Amble Adventure Grant is here to help make your dream adventure happen.
Now in its third year, we’re offering over $6,000 worth of adventure support to help you (and a friend) head outdoors and create something unforgettable.
🪄 That’s a wrap! Applications for the 2025 Adventure Grant have closed.
What Kind of Adventures?
Short answer: The kind you’ve been dreaming about.
We’re here for adventures that feel meaningful to you - whether that’s:
What's Included
The 2025 Adventure Grant is valued at over $6,000, designed to get you and a friend out there - comfortably, confidently, and fully kitted out.
They’re helping bring your adventure to life - with over $4,000 of thoughtfully chosen gear, goodies and essentials to support your trip.
High performance outdoor sleep gear including 1x NEMO Dagger Osmo 2P Tent, 1x Nemo Dagger Tent Footprint & 2x Tensor All-Season Regular Mats
Insulated drinkware that gives back including 1x 1890ml sports bottle, 1x 1200ml sports bottle, 1x 750ml wide mouth bottle & 1x 12oz cup
Natural mozzie-repelling skincare including 2x No-Bite Outdoor Moisturisers, 2x No-Bite Body Oils & 2x No Bite Balms
Nutrition for adventures including 3x 500g Roam Protein, 15x pack Energy Nut Butter, 1x double wall insulated shaker, 2x hydration flasks & 1x stainless steel scoop
Who Can Apply
We believe everybody belongs outdoors - and that includes you.
Our grant is open to women and non-binary people of all backgrounds in Australia and New Zealand, whether you’re an avid hiker or just starting to explore. We especially welcome applications from:
How to Apply
You don’t need a fancy itinerary or professional photos - just tell us what you’d love to do and why it matters to you.
Applications for 2025 are now closed - thank you to everyone who applied!
Took a stranger from the Tassie Girls Outside community group on her first overnight hike through the Walls of Jerusalem in Tassie.
Went on a packrafting expedition along the Snowy River to inspire queer and young adventurers.
A rock climber and mum of two, Ariel took on a 300m multi-pitch climb in Bungonia National Park.
Wanted to push her limits and shift perceptions by venturing solo into remote New Zealand as a Muslim woman in the outdoors.
