The Overland Track Part 2 | Mt Ossa Mission
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2024
- We’re on a mission to hike Tasmania's Spectacular Overland Track which runs from Cradle Mountain 80km south to Lake St Clair with a few side trips along the way.
Watch Episode 1 if you missed it • The Overland Track Par...
In this episode we get a few more days of hiking under our belt and set our sights on our next side trip, reaching the summit of Tasmania’s highest mountain, Mt Ossa.
We just need to try and dodge a big rainstorm that is heading our way!
Join me (Steve), Rob, Zak and Gary on this crazy adventure as we spend 8 nights exploring 'The Overland Track' and some of the side trips in the pristine Tasmanian high country.
Special thanks to Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service for the awesome work maintaining the track and to Zak for sharing some of his video footage with me.
Check out Zaks channel @tictacaus1554
Subscribe for the next episode which will be up soon.
See you on the road (or track)!
Cheers
Steve
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ABOUT THE OVERLAND TRACK:
The Overland Track in Tasmania is one of Australia's most iconic multi-day hiking tracks.
Running from Cradle Mountain in the north to Lake St Clair in the south, the 80km track snakes its way through pristine Tasmanian high country wilderness.
Around 8000 people each year tackle the track and many like me keep going back again and again.
The track can be completed in around 5 nights but we'll be taking 8 nights to allow extra time for some of the side trips along the way . . . Barn Bluff, Mt Ossa etc.
In this video series I'll take you with me through the pre-trip planning & preparation, the track and side trips and a wrap up at the end once I get home.
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Brilliant!!
Been eagerly waiting for Part 2 and can’t wait for the next instalment. We’re planning our own OT adventure in December so it’s great to be watching along. Thank you! Some beautiful photos too - can’t wait to be there ourselves
Very impressive going everyone, well done 👏
Thank you, Steve, for posting this wonderful video. Excellent Narration, Crisp Editing and Beautiful Cinematography. Tassie is a truly Magical place. Cheers from Michael. Australia.
Many thanks!
Well done, Steve can't wait for part 3 😊
Hi Steve, I am hoping to do the overland track in January and wondering how many gas cylinders you went through?
Enjoying the series Steve. Been awhile since my daughter and i met you and the girls at Snowys. I think you were having an issue on the front end of the cruiser at the time. Looking forward to episode 3.👍
Wonderfull video Steve, just wish I was a lot younger so I could see the fantastic wilderness.
The vid is so clear and colourful. Cheers, Barry
Cheers Barry
Thankyou Steve. Great video! Such a great experience and achievement. Also. looking forward to part 3. Do you think a fit 65 year old could make the trip with the correct preparation and with a small group such as yours?
You definitely could do it. There were plenty of people over 65 and I even met a guy on the track back in 2006 in his 80’s walking it for the 8th time. He didn’t start hiking until he retired at 65!
Great vid as usual, what time of the year did you walk the Overland Track, and is there a prefferred time of the year?
We were there in early February. Probably the warmest time of the year.