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Great journey guys. I thoroughly enjoyed it

Watch Part 1 here: ua-cam.com/video/uJssIIYR7bo/v-deo.html Welcome back! We're back in Victoria after our brief visit to South Australia and are heading back to Portland via the coast and the Discovery Bay. This is, by all accounts, the harder half of the trail. Ahead of us are 3 days of beach section and 3 days of cliff walking. ... The Great South West Walk is a 250km hike located near the Victoria / South Australia border. The trail starts at Portland, heads inland for its first half, then turns around at Nelson and loops back to Portland via the spectacular Victorian south coast. ... The usual time to complete this hike is 14 days. The trail is well marked and each section ends with a camping site that has a small shelter with a picnic table and benches, a pit toilet and a rain water tank. The water needs to be treated before drinking. Some sites also have fire pits. ... We started our walk mid September and finished at the end of September. It took us 12 days. We did the two double-stage days at the beginning of the hike, combining the flattest, easiest sections. ... Find all the trail info you need here: greatsouthwestwalk.com/ Book your camping spots here: www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/lower-glenelg-national-park/where-to-stay/great-south-west-walk

Absolutely beautiful. I love the way you are doing these videos. Thank you for sharing them with us.

How did you organise good drops ?

The Great South West Walk is a 250km trail located near the Victoria / South Australia border. The trail starts at Portland, heads inland for its first half, then turns around at Nelson and loops back to Portland via the spectacular Victorian south coast. ... The usual time to complete this hike is 14 days. The trail is well marked and each section ends with a camping site that has a small shelter with a picnic table and benches, a pit toilet and a rain water tank. The water needs to be treated before drinking. Some sites also have fire pits. ... We started our walk mid September and finished at the end of September. It took us 12 days. We did the two double-stage days at the beginning of the hike, combining the flattest, easiest sections. ... Find all the trail info you need here: greatsouthwestwalk.com/ Book your camping spots here: www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/lower-glenelg-national-park/where-to-stay/great-south-west-walk

Beautiful. Are they ULA circuit packs I see? :)

At 6:32 she said she’s too old She definitely isn’t awesome work You’re younger and fitter for it keep it up hope to see you out there

You guys were such champs handling those ladders. Congrats on completing the trek. I liked how you organized the info also with the maps and elevation. We head out next week!!

I will be there in 3 days 🎉

one of the easiest most beautiful hikes

Thank you. Well put together video. I appreciate everything you shared. Looks so pretty. I will be there in August.

Thank you

Beautiful place. Great video. Thanks for sharing. 👍9

Wow!! Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. Sub & 👍#3

Great videos loved every minute. Did the TMB last June solo I loved it so much I'm doing again this coming August.

Great video, thanks! Brings back memories of my two trips to the top of the Castle in the 1980s. You can bypass the saddle and instead head off to the east and pass through a tunnel to access the route up. When I was there there were no ropes in place, and we didn't need any, although there were some fairly exposed scrambles. It was also essential to keep track of where you reached the top, since the route down was not obvious.

brilliant, love that area and have been there a bunch of times but have never done the Castle. Great video, glad I stumbled on it. Good luck with your adventures and your channel, I know how much effort you must be putting in, subscriber #102 🙂✌🏻

Really interested in getting a copy of the trail profile shown at 3:32-40 in the video - anyone know what the publication is?

Great video. Well done.

Magnificent footage of the TMB! I got a good sense of this trail by your narration and video. Thank you so much for showing the ladders in detail and panning below to see how steep. Amazing what you accomplished! Great job sharing with us! I truly got a better grasp of the mileage in comparison to the elevation gain. Thank you for walking us through the trek profile. That was helpful. A beautiful part of the world. I looks like the French, Italians and Swiss take good care of their trail maintenance.

Absolutely love your videos on the TMB. I have been a bit intimidated by some videos I've watched but yours encourage resilience and determination but have also made me believe that, if I go at my own pace, I can do this. You also focus on the route rather than "showing off" which has been really helpful as well. So ...Thank you and well done for your achievement! 😃

Fantastic video! My two mates and I caught up with you for 3 nights (we even got a fuzzy cameo at 14:00). You two were doing it really well but I hadn’t realised you were filming as well. No wonder you were first up and last in 😅. Good memories of catching up with you.

Hi, where did you decide to camp day 3? Is there a designated spot before Col de la Seigne?

Thank you for sharing! What was the most sketchy part of the TMB trail?

Best walk the wife and I undertook!

amazing loved this video thank you

Lovely video, very well put together with the route overview, some nice scenery

Ive always wanted to do this 😭😭😭 it looks so good.

Eeeeeep! Congratulations! What an incredible trek! 😍😍😍

Watch Part 1 here; ua-cam.com/video/VHQEk0lStUU/v-deo.html

Watch Part 2 here: ua-cam.com/video/yA0uSXroFng/v-deo.html

Did it a few years back, nice to refresh the memory.

Loved the video(s). How hard is it to find camp sites for wild camping? I heard stories that people got woken up at night and had to move on?

How long did it take you guys to get through the ladder section? Awesome video by the way.

Where did you camp in Val Ferret? Planning my route:) Thank you

great video and what an amazing adventure with your family!! What kind of training did you do to prepare for the TMB?

May I ask for international travelers, are there lockers in the main town like Chamonix where you can keep your luggage and pick up at the end of the hike? Thank you

The Ladders: Being somewhat acrophobic, the thought scared the **** out of me, beforehand. First ladder section goes up from trail; Then you have to Shift Left (ledge/handrail) to a (Maybe) 20-foot ladder section with Scary Nothing, underneath; SO: You Shout whatever the hell you want to, and CLIMB, for 20-30 seconds. Look UP (Not Down), to where you Want to be, as the ladder then bends semi-horizontal up slope..... THEN: The Rest of the ladders also LEAN INTO the mountain slope. like regular step-ladders. Fear: OVER :)

On the TMB, September 2012: La Bourne in Tre le Champ was a bit "unconventional". I was too warm/claustrophobic (2 companions in our room-"closet" ), and instead elected for a night of (non) sleep in the nearby corridor. But the dining area was comfortable. And first time (in nine or so days) I was offered FISH as an entree. I don't eat Beef or Pork, and even Poultry was sadly lacking on the TMB refuge dinner menus, back in Sept 2012. But - based on recent TMB videos - the refuges have learned to accommodate varied dietary preferences.

Im watching through all the TMB videos for planning for weeks , and i have to say this is one of the most helpful yet, thanks!

Amazing footage!! Those mountains, views and streams look so beautiful. Great to see a "plus sized" hiker conquering the TMB. Thank you!

Thanks for taking us along on this magnificent tour through an incredible landscape and thanks for your work in shooting and editing !!

We started end of june and finished beginning of july

I found wild camping in Switzerland quite tricky. One night I camped on a pile of sawdust in a sawmill just outside Issert. Nice and comfy! 🤣

Bring back good memories. I went to TMB early September 2022. I truly relate with “liquid knees”, especially in the last hike from Le Brevent to Les Houches. 😅

what month did you do this?

If you were to do only half, which would you do?

What were the dates of your trip?

What an adventure. How did you manage to arrange it from here in Australia?

bravo! panorama stupendo!