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It’s approximately 5km or so of nice clear track on Robinsons Knob Track but one you turn onto Grasstree trail it’s very overgrown and a lot of vines, branches and trees across the track so it would not be suitable for bike from there. It doesn’t get maintained very much once you get off Robinsons knob track, there’s definitely a good reason why it’s called the Wilderness Walk.

Yeah it was definitely a hard way to get to Rat a Tat Hut. Much easier to go from Oreillys out to there.

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. We did this hike at the start of June.

Thanks. Yeah it’s definitely a great track. Will be looking great after all the rain too.

@@OutdoorHikingTherapy Literally just finished, took 4 hours from the Binna Burra carpark . Views were amazing, alot better than I expected. Saw my first blue crayfish, but also a black snake near the cave. Really recommend the walk 👍

No unfortunately didn’t come across any lyrebirds on this trip.

Yeah there was quite a few people up there for the snow. Unfortunately it usually only lasts for a day or 2 before it’s all melted.

Yeah it was a bit cool. Got down to around 3 degrees overnight.

Yeah it’s a great spot hey. The track up is definitely pretty steep.

It’s a beautiful spot. Especially the slab rock section which gives some amazing views.

Thanks, yeah that was a great run down the Bellinger with some good flow. I’m sorry but I haven’t done any of the Macleay river so I can’t help you out with any info. There is a Facebook group called “Paddlers Mid North Coast” on Facebook. If you add yourself to the group I’m sure there’s plenty of people that could give you some info on there. 😊

@@OutdoorHikingTherapy legend, thanks, I'll join that group. Looking forward to your next video!

@@ashpowell9451 no worries, let me know how you go on your trip

hey did you find out any info about the Georges junction to Kempsey trip

@@BushKayakersCampingAustralia yeah it's a long trip, haha. I was told about 7 days. I was also told the lower section nearer the coast is kind of boring and can be hard work on the paddles too, so when I get around to planning I'll just be going from George's to some random point that I think we can make in 2-3 days.

There wasn’t any horse crap on the track to Lucifer’s thumb that we saw this time, we only saw it once we were down in the valley. The river was pretty shallow in some places but I reckon it would be doable in a pack raft. It’s the same river that comes past Ebor and there’s usually a consistent amount of water coming down from there.

It is in Lamington NP

Ok never been there

@@carolynharbottle-jj4rb it’s pretty much all off track to get there and extremely sketchy in places so it’s not walked very often. The actual summit also has no views at all so it’s not that popular.

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

It’s actually 2 that are next to each other - Bucca State Forest and Wedding Bells State Forest.

Thank you. Yeah I definitely enjoyed this hike a lot.

Sorry you didn’t get any views when you were there. I was very lucky to get a good weather window for some amazing views and the eagles were just superb to watch. I was quite surprised to get the summit to myself considering it was a Sunday.

Yes it’s pretty special there. Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Yeah it’s definitely a great Park. I was quite surprised the lyrebird let me get so close too. I’m guessing it’s used to people as it was on the track to the main lookout. Was really cool getting to see it. They have quite a healthy population of lyrebirds up there apparently.

Thanks mate. No don’t use a gimbal, just my GoPro 8. It has some pretty amazing stability control in it. I can take footage while riding off-road on my enduro motorbike and it comes out stable. Not sure how it does it, but it work’s perfectly.

Yeah it’s definitely an underrated park. It doesn’t get the same amount of attention that its neighbor Dorrigo NP gets, but that’s not always a bad thing. Thanks for watching.

Thanks mate, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Yeah was great to get out in nature and sit beside a beautiful creek. Can’t beat it.

Thank you. 😊

Yeah it’s definitely a decent size waterfall. Would be amazing to get to the bottom but I wasn’t sure if it was possible, obviously it is. I will have to go back and see if I can get down there too. I’m guessing it will be off track. Blue mountains is a spot that I have been wanting to go check out. Amazing that you got to see a couple of lyrebird’s up close. I once came across one on a track that was going through its repertoire of bird calls, was fascinating to watch.

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah it’s definitely a long drop off the escarpment.

Sounds like you guys had a good day. Of course you had to make sure the girl got across the river without drowning. True gentleman. 🤣

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Yes I agree. The curved back and seat bottom are much more comfortable. Thanks for watching and for the sub.

Thank you.

Estou feliz que você gostou da minha cabine de paletes. Isso é ótimo que eu tenha inspirado você a construir sua própria cabine. Certifique-se de me enviar fotos do seu depois de construí-lo, eu adoraria vê-lo.

This is in Northern New South Wales in Australia. It most definitely is beautiful countryside.

Thank you. I’m glad you like it.

Thanks mate. I’m glad the videos are helping you. No sorry I don’t really have any videos of my camp being setup, but thanks for the idea. Might do one of those soon.

You’re welcome. It’s easily doable in a white water kayak, not so much in a fishing kayak. But it’s very easy to line your boat down the right hand side to bypass the Thora Roara rapid.

Thanks mate. Yeah it’s definitely a very beautiful spot.