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Nice video thanks! Good to see more info on local bushwalks.

Good stuff I was there doing my 2nd 100 & ,well I finished & will try again next year not to finish at 1am into Sunday.

Nice one. 50k is not to be sniffed at or sniffed up either. Maybe I'll join you for the next one. Maybe...

Nice ride, I"ll check it out one day,,,,,,,soon.

That looks so peaceful i have to do it. Were there many people on the tracks?

Awesome stuff dude! Balls of steel. Which alltrails map did you use (if you used one?)

Griaß di, Very nice video and cool tour. Many greetings from the Allgäu, the Dude

Hello Sir If you don't mind can I take your time for 2 min ? AlsoCan I get your Instagram or Facebook ?

flying to australia in november and will be hiking this path, im staying with parents in colac

Glad to see you back! I just rewatched your Cooloola Fastpacking vid as inspo to keep my training and was wondering what you'd have out next :) Looks like an epic part of the world!

Awesome mate 👍Hey I'm pretty sure I saw you when I was walking on the Samford rail trail about a week ago! I was going to say hi but you were jogging and you had ear buds in so I didn't want to interrupt you.

Congratulations, great mix beetween Drone and Osmo pocket !👍🏻 It’s looks like Frazer island no ??

Well done! We made it into your video a couple of times. :) Hope you had a good run!

Great run. I also did 27km it was good to see the run again through a runners eyes

What size fastpack did you use?

Enjoyed yr vid mate, would've appreciated insights on the more practical aspects of the hike, such as water sources, info on camp site setup & tips on 'not what to do'. cheers

I bets it very dry there

Well Done on the race! Fantastic video!

Great video! The Cooloola Great Walk has been on the to do list for a long time. I did part of it September last year from the Sands Landing at Lake Cootharaba, to Cooloola Sand Patch and return via the Beach. Had a great time and the wild flowers were amazing. One day I'll do the whole thing!

Well done!

Yeah, good one! I did it in 2 nights myself (aged 70). My plan was to do it in 1 night, but hit the high 30s crossing the Sandpatch and got a bit of heatstroke. Decided to stay the extra night ar Brahminy. Might try it as an overnighter next year, but definitely in winter.

Did you have to carry all your food and water or were you able to resupply?

Hey mate how much water did you end up carrying between campsites?

hey mate have u seen any falcons there?

In a situation like yours, you need happiness in searching for Islam and joining it. You will be very happy

I hate how people overseas say Australia has no real mountains . They are not very big but we do have them . Mount Barney is definitely a pretty mountain .

Hello Ben I have failed the steamers walk before it's difficult to navigate. I finally found the way though after a couple of attempts let me know if you would like a guide.

2 years late but still a relevant video! Good on you for making one when there was none. My little brother is trying to fix my old one

Loving your amazing video !

Such a great adventure, fast timing, omg, and well done! Saw ur first video. Totally get the re-do. Thanks for sharing this. Lovely.

See if you can see mt warning in the distance

Thanks for sharing your adventure Ben. Ive been thinking about doing this one solo, however the thought of 15-20km per day will mean a lot of down time at camp, which doesn't excite me. Shortening it to 2-3 nigths looks like it might be a much better option. A few questions, if you don't mind: 1. How did you get from Tewantin to RB? 2. How much water did you carry? 3. Assuming you would have filled up with water at the camps, was there good supply and did you use a filter? 4. Would you recommend a first timer to take a bit more time to enjoy the experience? 5. T - RB or RB - T? Thanks Ben

Such a cool video 👌

Nice drone shots bud 👍

Amazing ! We will summit Mt Barney one day! Love watching insights before heading to a area! Let’s us know what it’s like!😊😊😊

Nice one Ben - great insight for our initial planning.

Thank you for taking time to film and edit this great adventure. It's been a few years since I have been there, definitely need to go for a trip this winter!

Awesome video Ben! Hoping to do this one myself one day. Looks epic!

🤣🤣😝😝😝

Just did this walk, it’s an epic day out hey

Yeah nah. I've been told people get stuck lol

Gympie Gympie... did you know it's nickname isn't stinging tree? it's suicide plant. Apparently the pain can last for months, and can be triggered by touching and cold water, oh well, their is nothing wrong with realizing that the southern Gympie Gympie colony is a place to avoid. Great video also!

awesome content mate, you have inspired me to give these local spots a go!

Hi Ben, really cool videos! I'm planning to do a trip from Istanbul to Sinop along the black sea coast, do you have any advice to share? Thanks :)

Nice work TAB. And yes, you're correct. Yaks are incredibly cool.

That is kailash parvat right

Your videos inspire me to get off my ass and see some of the incredible things in this corner of the world. Except for the tobrogargan caves route, that’s scary. 😳😀

Man that was awkward… thanks for the review

Ben, thanks for the video - what website did you get your track notes from?

Ha ha! I had to laugh! Young fella like you getting tired. Wait until you get to my age (70). I agree that it can be tiring, but it is so beautiful I usually do it every year. Nice video.