The Great Outdoors was an Australian travel magazine series broadcast on the Seven Network. It began in 1993 and was broadcast regularly until 2009, with a short-lived revival in 2012.

Similar to its long time competitor Getaway, on the Nine Network, the program featured a team of reporters who travelled around Australia and overseas, reporting on travel destinations, tourist attractions and accommodation.

The program premiered on 5 February 1993 in a 30-minute format and was broadcast on Tuesday evenings at 8:00 pm. In 2002, the show was expanded to 60 minutes and moved to the Monday 7:30 pm timeslot, where it had stayed until 2006.

After suffering a gradual decline in ratings, the show moved to a new timeslot of 6:30 pm Saturdays from the 2007 season. On 28 April 2007, the show celebrated 600 episodes,^[1] making it one of the longest-running programs on Australian television. However, after further decline in ratings, The Great Outdoors was cancelled in August 2009. The show did briefly return in October 2012 for a revamped series with 8 episodes airing on a Saturday evening at 5pm, with the possibility of a new season in 2013 which did not eventuate.

• Bridget Adams (1994–2001)
• Ann-Maree Biggar (2004–2005)^[2]
• Adam Brand (2012)
• Penny Cook (1993–1996)
• Shelley Craft (2001–2007)^[1]
• Neil Crompton
• Laura Csortan (2000–2006)
• Andrew Daddo (1994), (2002–2008)
• Ernie Dingo (1993–2009)^[1][3]
• Andrew Dwyer (1994)
• Sophie Falkiner (1999–2005)
• Rachael Finch (2012)
• Sofie Formica (1993–1994)
• Jennifer Hawkins (2005–2009)
• Tony Johnston (1996), (1999–2001)^[3]
• Terasa Livingstone (1998–2001)^[3]
• Di Smith (1996–2006)^[4]
• Pete Wells (2012)
• Tom Williams (2001–2009), (2012)

• List of Australian television series
• List of programs broadcast by Seven Network
• List of longest-running Australian television series