How to travel to the Australian Outback.

If you have ever thought, you might want to travel to the Australian outback but are not sure how to go about it. Is it safe? Can I take the dog? what sort of vehicle do I need? There are lots of questions that this video will answer for you and encourage you to go. The outback is a fabulous adventure for all the family if you are properly prepared. Watch this video to find out the key safety equipment you must take.

[@andrefischer5025]

GVM & GCM are on your compliance plate. No need to do research, just open the bonnet or door

[@cannyoutdoors]

Yes really good point, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. John

[@griff8940]

Another great video

[@cannyoutdoors]

Thank you, I appreciate your comments. John

[@mikeharding100]

Great Advice thanks Mate

[@cannyoutdoors]

Thanks, glad you found it useful. John

[@SkylinersYeti]

Just found your channel. Good start. I am an experienced 4wd driver from the western US, I am thinking About a 60 day trip next year, spring or fall. Too hot in summer. Any advice on finding rental rigs and equipment? It is very expensive to fly all of my equipment from the US to Australia. Now I will check out some of your other videos. Bee Safe

[@cannyoutdoors]

Hi Robert, Great to hear from you. Sorry I am bit slow getting back to you. Happy to give you a hand to find a rental when you get closer to your trip your trip so keep in touch. Middle of the year is the best time May-July not too hot and dry if your heading North (which I would recommend). We have some great 4wd routes over here. Interested to know what part of the Us you are from. My favourite country to visit I have been there a number of times. John

[@SkylinersYeti]

@@cannyoutdoors I currently live in the Central Oregon Cascades, west of Bend, Oregon. I frequently explore eastern and we Oregon high desert. I often go 3 to 5 days without seeing another rig.

[@cannyoutdoors]

@@SkylinersYeti Sound like my kind of exploring. I like being where others aren't. Unfortunately, I have not been to Oregon....yet! I have visited Colorado a number of times, Montana, Nth Dakota and also New York, San Francisco, and Chicago.