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Great video Dallas. This is an epic and scary looking climb. Awesome job getting up there.

Hi Dallas, Do you recommend gloves for climbing Logans Ridge and if so what gloves do you use and where do get them from? Thanks.

Wow! Great Video of what looks like a very tough climb! Presumably it's just as hard, or worse, when descending?

Looks like a lovely hike. Lovely video.

We almost got there kast month. Decided against it. Regretting it now watching this wlvid. Well done.

The TH-cam compression doesn't do this justice. Looks great!

You are a legend. Scared the shit out of myself climbing S E Ridge a few months ago. Tha ks for all you videos. Really love watching them.

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Viewed this excellent record last night. Better than Netflix! Three...days...!! I need to sit down... 😵 Now, there is a particular scene climbing away from Tahune Hut: there trackside on the left, tucked into a mossy, rainforested dell at 10:50, is a small waterfall framed by a 'triangle' of two fallen/leaning tree branches. Item? Well, I have a beautiful framed colour print of this bewitching scene - but absolutely no idea where it came from! It certainly is not a photograph by me, as Frenchman's Cap is way beyond my bushwalking abilities. This richly coloured framed print, with the waterfall tinted from tannins, is unsigned and undated, creating quite an enduring mystery, probably from many years ago (?). Does this minor waterfall have a name e.g. Tahune or Vera Falls, or ...? Does anybody know? There was a tragedy atop Frenchman's Cap very recently.

Wow- love bushbashing. Great effort and thanks heaps for taking us all with you! You guys did really well. Look forward to more videos.

Thank you for another great video.

Amazing- you did extremely well. Thank you for showing us this beautiful place.

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍17

you old boys were definitely showing the young boy up with your technique

I remember doing this with my family as a kid.. it was an epic adventure

Love this. Every shot is beautiful. Can't wait to get there.

Mate. Herculean effort. Congratulations 🚶🏼🏞️

Nice video. It’s a hard climb up to Barron Pass. I did the walk twice in the early 80s in pretty full on conditions basically going up under a waterfall and was rewarded both times with fine conditions. Nice hut these days.

Wow! You are a legend. I summited via SE ridge yesterday. No f#&$>=÷joke. Love your videos. ❤

Great vid, thanks for posting.

Great effort, fellas!

The views are bloody amazing!!! great video Dallas!

Seems some cliff edge there at times.

Nice one and well done Dallas. A lot better weather than what I encountered 😄 Hoping to be back there this year or early next 🤞🤞

Wow! Looking forward to seeing you tackle a Tasmanian trail.

Well done Dallas & Reid 👏🏻👏🏻 You captured some great scenery.

Wow 👌

Looks good!

Great stuff again. Are you using all trails for your main map. I see you have a gps as well but interested on the app you use to follow routes?

Yeah great footage Dallas. Do you have a gpx for this route? I would really interested to see where you got to. Some of the peak names you are using are not on my map either?

Nice hike. Which app do you use?

Was there anywhere to replenish your water on this route

"another Isolated peak that one" LOL!!! I've done this hike but exited via the creek hop =), its brutal but at least you can cool down when ever you want =).

Looks like an awesome trek. I’ll have to add this to my list. Didn’t look like any sort of trail, Just wondering what navigation tools you are using?

A correction of my own if I may. I’m a botanist with a particular interest in enthobotany. My partner and children also have strong affiliations with Yuggera/Yagara Country, and it’s culture. The name Gimpi / Gympie or Gimpi’Gimpi is a Kabi Language name for Dendrocnide moroides - a species confined to up the Sunshine Coast… and is often wrongfully attributed to Dendrocnide excelsa which is found SEQ & Nth NSW. …It’s Yagara Language name is Brag’gain, not Gimpi. Dendrocnide excelsa = Brag’gain (Yagara Language) found on Yagara Country. Dendrocnide moroides = Gimpi (Kabi Language) found on Kabi Country. Hope this helps ✌️ P.s Love the content 👌

Just a correction for people who Google this waterfall name in the future, the featured waterfall here is Joonbeelba, not Fountain Falls.

That's a place I'd love to check.out! The offtrail hiking is a bonus too.

Jeez you blokes are looking well. Thanks for your vids, keep up the great work.

Good work Dallas. You missed the lower reach of the portals which is another world. The track you took up to the ridge track back branches back down so you don’t need to take the dangerous scale down the chute. In the lower reach there are 2 large rock pools with a nice island and beach on edge of a massive flat sloped slab. Next time;)

Beautiful 👌👌

Some great footage Dallas, great to see a different side of the Mtn

Enjoyable video, thanks for posting. Wow, what a place! Likewise as an above commenter, this trek has been added to the list. I chuckled when your phone got reception and was bombarded with notifications 😄 Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Cheers!

Good video mate. When i did isolated peak we came up left side then went straght down towards eagles then diverted off into the gully to the right there, which lead us to the top of barney waterfall. Found it safer that way just a bush bash going through the gully!. Good to see you got off safely

I took the same exit, I had a fun time trying to stay alive as well, not sure where you got stuck but there was no abseiling on this route. Half way down I got off the ridge and then things became sketchy fast.

We can't ever underestimate Barney ❤ We'll done getting out safely. Learnt a few things I bet.

Nice to see. Mt warning

Love the intro👌

Thanks for this, has been on my list for a while, now it has been bumped up!

Great video mate. I am tossing up a couple of options for a hike in a couple of months and this video just about sealed the deal for Lake Rhona.