Looks like an amazing hike! It's worth signing up to something like All Trails for hiking maps that work offline on your phone! Can be a big help to keep you on track!
Nice little walk in the park with a good view reward at the end.awesome! I haven't hiked for a long time until last weekend. I went to the Warrumbungles and did a 15 km hike to the top of the mountains. Pretty rugged country with a 960 metre elevation from start to finish. Was really worth it for the scenery, but at 70 years old, it nearly killed me ! Haha
Wow that’s a bloody good effort at 70! I think it would be a tough hike for anyone so props to you for doing that, and glad you made it out alive! haha. Thanks again for watching.
Another great video, thanks for sharing. Nice metaphors of “the path”. Wondering: is it common for there to be a walking track to be made on the path in these areas? I had not seen those here in the States and curious if that protects the environment or if it is more of a footprint because of the materials involved.
Thanks heaps Scott! They definitely aren't used in every national park but you make a good point. I would think that just the dirt track would be enough but they recently rebuilt the track here, so maybe a lot of people were going off track, creating their own paths and ruining the vegetation. There were so many little off tracks on this hike!
@@roamingtheblue Thanks for the background and looks like an amazing hike. Sometimes getting lost is the best part of the adventure. Looking forward to the next trek!
@@Krohvanni Ah, thank you, that makes sense. A sandy track would be much harder to walk in and this tread would not do much harm to the environment: definitely a good precaution to keep the hikers safe with a minimal footprint. Cheers.
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Always enjoyable to watch ! Australian national parks are amazing. Loved the inspiring philosophy moments at the end. Thankyou.
Thanks again for watching! We do have a lot of great national parks here, so much variety too.
Great vlog guys. Loved how you handled being off the track. I think your episodes are up there with the best. Thanks for taking us along!
Wow thanks heaps Steve! We really appreciate those kind words :)
Looks like an amazing hike! It's worth signing up to something like All Trails for hiking maps that work offline on your phone! Can be a big help to keep you on track!
Ah that sounds cool thanks for the tip!
Nice little walk in the park with a good view reward at the end.awesome! I haven't hiked for a long time until last weekend. I went to the Warrumbungles and did a 15 km hike to the top of the mountains. Pretty rugged country with a 960 metre elevation from start to finish. Was really worth it for the scenery, but at 70 years old, it nearly killed me ! Haha
Wow that’s a bloody good effort at 70! I think it would be a tough hike for anyone so props to you for doing that, and glad you made it out alive! haha. Thanks again for watching.
your videos and the associated regular work have an impressive world of information. keep it up ……. Many thanks from Hamburg
Thankyou very much Max! Much appreciated
Stunning scenery guys ❤
Thankyou ❤️
Great video guys. Thanks for your work and life tips.
Thanks Pete appreciate it mate!
Spectacular views, always love your choice of music in the background.
Thankyou Iain!!
all roads lead to Meadows 💕💕
Thats right!
Love your vids! We did a van trip in w.a over summer and are reliving it through you!
Thanks Calvin! That would’ve been awesome, so glad your enjoying our vids!
Another great video, thanks for sharing. Nice metaphors of “the path”. Wondering: is it common for there to be a walking track to be made on the path in these areas? I had not seen those here in the States and curious if that protects the environment or if it is more of a footprint because of the materials involved.
They are used in many National Parks here, especially on fragile sandy tracks.
Thanks heaps Scott! They definitely aren't used in every national park but you make a good point. I would think that just the dirt track would be enough but they recently rebuilt the track here, so maybe a lot of people were going off track, creating their own paths and ruining the vegetation. There were so many little off tracks on this hike!
@@roamingtheblue Thanks for the background and looks like an amazing hike. Sometimes getting lost is the best part of the adventure. Looking forward to the next trek!
@@Krohvanni Ah, thank you, that makes sense. A sandy track would be much harder to walk in and this tread would not do much harm to the environment: definitely a good precaution to keep the hikers safe with a minimal footprint. Cheers.