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Nice video 👍

Great video, thanks for sharing your trip with us 😊

Awesome video

Gosh. No wonder you were tired. Those gorges were seriously debris strewn. The side one you explored looked spectacular. And what a beautiful looking snake. (I can say that because I’m watching it on YT and not as close as you actually were 😅.). Nice start to 2025!

Happy new year. Hope its a blessed one for you. Looked like a nice trip

Beautiful gorge. Interesting snake pose at the end. When you say hot, what sort of air temperature do you mean? 30, 35?

Outstanding solo hike man! Area looks and feels just incredible!

🙂 My back yard too, glad you enjoyed it. Can get very chilly up there! Nicely done, thanks for sharing ✌🏻

Looks like another awesome adventure. I don't think I have done any exploring in this area.

Love the fact that you managed to find that one cave from an old map. Like a treasure map. Taking your time to explore and the re-explore an area is a great way to learn all the mix-and-match possibilities to ‘design’ future trips knowing how long things take or how easy/hard they are. And getting away from the crowds, especially on a long weekend, is the reward! Looking forward to seeing more of this area. Great video as always 👍.

Nice video 👍🙂

Its always great to break trail and go exploring. A place I haven't ventured to yet, but looks amazing!

What a find that cave is! I'd love to do a camp there. Great video! New sub from us.

Good to watch, the Budawangs are are a fantastic playground.

Thanks - I really enjoy your videos. You go on some good adventures and have a nice calm way of being out there. I think i know that cave!

That cave looks like a gem. Great find. Your audio is surprisingly good given how windy it was 👍

Stunning location. Thanks for sharing!!

Bring back the voice

Wow! Awesome scenery and loved your filming. Well done!

Great video and stunning scenery - thank you. How's the Nemo mat holding up?

Oh man, beautifully shot. So well done. Fabulous open country and big skies. Funny though, the whole ‘silent’ thing took a bit of getting used to. So used to you telling us what’s going on, especially when you’re bush bashing or maybe changing plans. Felt a bit like we’d had an argument on the walk and you’d stop talking to me 😂.

Beautifully shot with no sound but breeze and birds . Great work.

Great video! Beautiful hike with a perfect weather.

From someone who can't do this no more,I'm over being envious.Just full of awe and eager anticipation at what a man with a strong pair of legs and a camera can bring.Mother Nature Rules.Well done 👍

I admire the commitment to filming that first river crossing from both banks. Must have had cold legs by the time that was all done!

Been thinking about doing something similar to you but with more mentions about scriptures as something to engage with the audience, Would love to reach more lost people for Jesus in His word. I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to hiking and camping in comparison to most but hey, I could call my channel "The Narrow path" as a journey of learning to walk with God as I include the audience in a fellowship kind of manner. God Bless you mate !.

As you know, I love the hammock set up. Best nights sleep in those. Great location and so accessible. Shame about the idiots that spoil our beautiful locations - the downside of accessibility.

Wow! Great filming and stunning location. The kiss on the rock got a like from me 😊

nice little overnighter cool overhangs . hammocks are great imo . check out the DD hammocks . great quality great value for money . I've done heaps of mods to mine . i've been meaning to put a vid up about the mods i've made to them . if you can manage with your hammock to string an internal ridgeline you can then use that to hang heaps of stuff off . comes in pretty handy . happy camping !

Thanks for the tips . I’m over 60 and my old hammock set up just doesn’t work anymore .Looking forward to upgrading. Cheers

Thats a big thumbs up from me,commentry improving.

what gaiters are you using , are they snake proof and light ?

What a fun trip - that spot looked great. That big horizontal branch would have been great for a little swing! Another use for a hammock?! Thanks for taking us along.

Thanks so much Campfire Jesus. Another beautiful one. Nothing beats those river swims! I was wondering if you use the Sawyer Squeeze with your Cnoc gravity system? Also I’ve been wondering (for a while now 😂) what do you carry in those pockets on your backpack arm straps? It’s so true what you said about every stick looking like a snake. Looking forward to your next. Edit…I just watched your previous video ‘What’s in my pack’ which answered my question about your water system. Do you think about the quality of the water supply and wonder where it flows from before deciding to use/filter it?

Beautiful river valley and gorgeous riverside camp. Enjoyed the explainer on the tarp set up. The fire was a nice touch and glad you got to relax and recharge. Jealous at the lack of sandflies but not the snakes 😅.

Awesome mate. Ive been for a day walk down that river. I had to turn around just near your first camp spot. Cant wait to get back there, will take a tent next time 👍

Wow, loving the channel mate, just tuning in from the UK. Also just subscribed to give my Support. From a fellow UA-camr 😉👍

Great location and really love the creativity in joining the systems to make an effective sleeping system for the conditions. Thanks for taking us along for your chilled adventure. I do the same thing with my gators - they are really handy for ‘door mats’ and keeping things clean and sand free.

Another great one - cheers. I can’t remember if I’ve said it before, but I have used a similar setup and use air mat n thin foam mat on outside underneath of the bugnet Bivy to help increase internal space. (Also additional small string loop on the four corners to allow for mat height, plus use a ridge line with prusik knots to the two bugnet peak ties) cheers again!

what a great spot! thanks for sharing man

Nice gear set up, and great point on how to pack a frameless pack. No dead space.

Hi CJ. Thanks for your fabulous channel. I tried the Feathertail -6 degree quilt last weekend in the mountains and can't believe how comfortable and warm it is. A great option for a side-sleeper.

Hello, why are you called Campfire Jesus ?

Must be one of the great iconic Aussie treks. Thanks for showing us. You coped with the inclement weather with your usual grace and good humour. Absolutely loved the peaks (Basalt?) and the views you got. Well worth the effort. Can definitely feel the tension between wanting to be away from the crowds and the huts despite them being a respite from the conditions. It’s the same for the Great Walks in NZ. Great facilities but must be shared. Glad you got at least one night in your beloved tent. Certainly wouldn’t mind seeing the huts if only to get an idea of what they are like.

Awesome video - love seeing the terrain and vegetation across Australia. Hoping to get down to Tassie next year for a multi day hike!

Great video. I’m still yet to do the full overland. Many Abel’s I still need to tick off in the area.

Absolutely stunning. So much ‘wow’ indeed. Definitely put that one onto the bucket list. The views from the high peaks were epic. You must have felt like the only person/people alive up there, if not a little bit scary in that snow. Thanks for sharing

stunning mate, thanks so much for taking us a long.

So much WOW! Yes!

Thank you for sharing. Take care 😊