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Awesome video Aaron for our beautiful walk! Ian's sign- off is hilarious!

What an adventure!! Well done dude! Mt Donaldson has been on my list for a few years now. One day I'll get there!

Beautiful 😮 I've never hiked in Austria, hope I will someday😮

Epic scenery! Wish I wish free to have joined you on this one. Sunrise looked really sweet, and that gorge also seemed fun.

Looks like a great trip mate, I'll definitely have to get up that way at some point. Thanks for sharing

Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing. 👍23

The warmth from the sun after getting up to watch sunrise really is the best feeling.

My in-laws have significant land just over the border from Texas, ducked in to Sundown once did a short work with the Family, I always wanted to return and explore it! The Granite Belt/New England area is just stunning!

Awesome! Which way did you go up Hyperion? I failed my attempt there after heading too close to the summit near the saddle on the right side of it!

Thanks fella's 👍👍

How beautiful! Awesome video, thank you Aaron! 👍

Great work again Aaron, you delivered! 👏

Hey mate, looks beaut. Planning some hiking and camping trips in lamington, what was this track called? Its the Noowongbill Lookout track correct?

I did this pre bushfires in 1989. First day torrential rain so we couldn’t summit Mt Anne which was a shame, second day was absolutely perfect, hot and not a cloud in the sky. The traverse of lightning ridge and camp at the lakes with the sunset over lightning ridge one of my happiest memories ever on a walk. The last day thick fog and steady rain. The fire seems to have cleared the track somewhat and I don’t recall any stairs going up to mount elisa. Will definitely do it again.

About 50 years ago I hiked in to a hut from O'Reilley's named Rat-a-tat Hut. It was probably in the winter of 1974. It was near one of the sources of the Albert River. In fact we we found a spring in a nearby gully where the river came out of the ground. Good days! Unfortunately arthritis stops me from doing much walking any more.

Great work!

Nice video, Aaron! The smoke haze looked pretty cool, not a negative in my eyes. You have a game Mrs! she did well out on the ridge.

Brilliant stuff !!

Fantastic video and coverage of Gibraltor Nat Park, thanks. Just one question, what time of the year did you do the walk ? TIA

Heck yes this was exactly what I came here to search up thanks Aaron

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.

Is this that super hard hike you did recently?

Absolutely amazing stunning shot. Aaron i recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place. Whenever you start a short solo trip of 4-5 days, Moses Peak is a must. It is a 5300m height۔ from the top of moses pea which you can see the views of the K2 world second highest peak in the world, Nangaparbat, K6 k11 and K 12 views in one frame. best time from May to October. This is a family tracked.its open Zone, one did not need a trekking permit or have to pay Royalty fee to climbed this Mountain tower

Ripper vid man really enjoy the channel!👌 I need to get down to Tassie one day!

I really enjoy watching your videos of Tassie. We are spoiled for choice, which almost makes it too hard to choose!

Aaron, thanks again for taking us back to beautiful Tassie. Looked like a tough walk but they're the ones you remember most particularly when you're back home having a few reds and the pain is mostly forgotten. Love your work mate and thanks again.

A beautiful video - looked like hard work! Thanks for taking us along again.

This whole area and the surroundings are simply perfect for hiking. Fantastic upload man! 👏

So awesome! This is pretty high on my list! Hopefully doing it later in the year. Great work!

Lucas and yourself make a great hiking team and I've been following Lucas for years. Well done mate. Good edit. Did Lucas do some Camera work for you on this one?

Dude!! That looked bloody tough, but bloody amazing!! Really well done! Very much enjoyed this journey!!

Oh man, beautiful video! Lovely footage, great light. What a spot!!!

I had a good chuckle at your deadpan delivery of "apparently Lucas is really excited" (for the scrub) hahaha, plus me and Josiah's terrible posing for the camera skills on Gell and Cheyne 😉 In all seriousness though, it's great to relive the walk and see it from a different perspective and camera. Really enjoyed watching it!

Love watching your adventures! Inspires me to get out there and do similar. Thanks for sharing

I have hiked up there 3 times in my 20's. Is a very medium walk, and once when I was 12 years old. Not difficult. A few places like walking up steep stairs. I first hiked there in the late 1970's as part of a boy scout group. For reasons unknown, we brought down a bunch of pieces of the plane wreck, including the main Pilot seat and instrument panels. Of the pilot seat, on the aluminium was the unmistakable stains of the burnt flesh of the pilot.

How do you guys navigate your trip?

Great video. Been thinking of checking this out. What is the walk like to laidely ck falls? Did you head in from poplar flat?

Nice video thank you !

Great video. I did this walk with the Canberra Bushwalking Club in December. Words can't describe it. The last pitch to Mt Anne was too much form me and the climb up to Mt Lot through the Notch and then back down to the Lonely Tarns was an epic day.

if you're young, fit and healthy like aaron here - please think twice about using trekking poles in the fragile alpine environment of tassie - they greatly increase the area of erosion.

Awesome video dude!! Boonoo Boonoo has been on my list for ages. Looks beautiful! What a killer morning!!

See you Mt Anne in two weeks time 😍😍 ready for the challenge🏔️⛺️ It’s my first time to Tasmania . So thank you for the magnificent views ❤️❤️

Love your videos Aaron. Keep them coming 👍🏼

Do you ever just get nude up on the summit just cos you can?

Beautiful landscapes! Great footage. I liked it. Thank you for sharing.👍

Thank you, just beautiful, great presentation

Stunning walk, thanks for taking the time to film and share. Helps to get an idea of the terrain and conditions…👍

Another epic walk Aaron. As you say, Tassie keeps on delivering. You find out a lot of things about yourself on a walk like that. Thanks for sharing.

Great work Aaron, I love the way you present your walks. Makes me feel as if I’m there and keeps me inspired to keep returning to Tassie.

Great to see you back in Tassie again. You've inspired me to return to the incredible Mount Field.