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I grew up around Long, Findon, Sawpit, October and September Creeks. Used to go for bush walks everywhere there when I was younger. Some logging tracks but mostly like you guys did there, I would just start walking in a direction and see where I got to and turn back for home when time ran out.

Damn that track in has gone to shit, we used to ride motorbikes into there back in the early 80's. But that has happened to most of the places that national parks took over from forestry around here. Kudos to anyone who can walk though lantana with bare legs...

Looks like the start of the track to the Stinson crash site.

Is there a way to get off North Tum without a rope?

Looks beautiful. Enjoyed watching

Another quality Tofu adventure...

Nice man, always good to get a good flow!

Hi, where is this?

Wow, impressive. Thanks for the video.

Wow did well!!

Awesome mate! Like you said “you’ll cherish those moments” and your kids will thank you for it🙏 Nice waterfall, had never heard of that one👌

Wow looks a great hike,well done to your kids as well. Where did the hike start? Cheers.

so if you do a full climb you cant take advantage of the downhill speed to gain free altitude from it. with this method you gain say 50 m and translate that to speed which gives you, say, 10m up the other side yo uthen have to pedal 40m. so you save maybe 10% per 100m vertical plus get the benefit of recovery between reps but the downside must be extra time

Great video! I came across your feed while looking for an idea of the rockhop to Coomera falls base (and Jel's video before I did thunder and lightning a couple of years ago) - hoping to do this bit with my girls in July :)

Thank you for sharing. This information is very useful for me to give ma chance to get to the pinnacle as I am not confident to cross that rock scramble

This reminds me of a video found by forensics investigating human remains found by hikers in the middle of a jungle. It could also be an exposition piece at the beginning of a "found footage" shaky cam movie in which the person holding the camera encounters an otherworldly being just prior to being "unalived" by it.

Well done Mr Tofu!! Where was this one??

Nice find!!

wow this ridge look amazing, you rarely see anyone doing this one

Awesome stuff dude!

Nice one mate! Cool to share it with your kids!👌😎

Well done kids! Faster than when I first did it 🤣

Beautiful video but there is no shot you went all that way to not have a swim 🥺😭 Thank you for the video

Nice one Tofu!

let’s go! been a while

Someone forgot to kiss the blue arrow didn't they hahahaha Great video.

I couldn't do this walk. This there another way to get to the lost world ?

Beautiful! Could you give me directions to find this spot? Google is no help 😂

Its alright for you feather weights!

Looks amazing

Thank you! Love this video

One year Later: I had almost given up hope on Biking after suffering several injuries after a road bike crash with a concussion and some broken ribs. I slowly returned to all activities over the summer concentrating on events. I had pretty much forgotten about the Tron Bike until one day about 2 week’s ago, out of curiosity, I checked where I was on the Everest Challenge and found out I was only about 8500 meters from completion. I got pretty excited about that and started doing the dumb stuff again like Alp du Zwift because I couldn’t remember where I had seen this video before. Tonight, I sat down and just hunted for you my friend because I knew your way would get me to my goal within the next week or so. I found the video tonight just before starting the 2024 Tour De Zwift tonight. I’ll be doing both running and cycling but I will also be making sure that I grind out this last remaining 6000 meters using your method as I really want that concept bike speed and efficiency. So thanks once again for taking the time to put this together. I truly appreciate it and this time I’m subscribing to really show my appreciation! 👊🏽💯🙏🏽😎

Great video, I used to hike around Little Nerang Dam until it was privatised/closed to the public. Would love to be able to hike there again one day

39% done.

Thanks now level 25, c cat on zwift cycling. Alp de zwift in 85min. Thanks for this tip , have a great day. 😊

Hey Tofu! What's the best way to contact you?

I consider coming back to Rouvy to update the review and comparison, the app has recently improved so much.

Thx for the review

Do you have to make a right turn to get to this location after turning around? I could not find it. I got to a fork in the road but it only let me go left and no option to go right.

Hey! Thanks for the tip! Is the Trek Emonda bike good for climbing?

Hi, thanks for the post. But dont you have to be at some special challenge, to unlock the bike in the first time ? and then do all the rides after that.

Somehow for me at 1:29 I don't get the reverse kom but only the left turn. Has somebody experienced the same kind of issue and maybe knows why it behaves like that? Is my level not High enough (lvl 18) or do I have to ride a specific route before?

You guys did well, despite the heat! And to think was only 15c there 9 days ago. Thanks for the motivation

Nice vid mate. Good job in the heat. Its too warm to hike for me this time of year.

Man I loved this hike! Brutal day though 🤣🤣 thanks for the generous portrayal (he cut out all the whinging)

Loving the prominence overlays on the video ! Going to have to try this one out looks beautiful

I use my long training sessions on ADZ and gain the elevation plus I get the bonus points from the spinner to level up quicker. I have at least 2 sessions a week that can complete ADZ at a fairly easy tempo. I would get very bored doing this method just to get a tron bike, but it is good info for people who want to get it quickly.

Good relaxing in the forest 🌳 ❤ for me like travel in the forest and build a small house 🏡, building camp bushcraft 🍀🤝👍

Tofu, I was there on Saturday (09/09/2023), were you there on the same day? I would agree with your assessment, however we did not do just the Steamers - we also added Mt Steamer, and Lizard Point and that is a whole other ball game - a 9.5hour slog, that has far more elevation gain, distance, time taken, and generally left me with that 'I hurt everywhere' feeling for two days that a really good hike gives.

Oi!!! Don't you knock my Steamers! It's awesome, did you forget your glasses this time? Hahaha