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4x4 Victorian High Country - Craig's Hut, Lake Cobbler, Top Crossing, Dandogadale & Paradise Falls
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2021
- Join me for a perfect weekender to see some beautiful sights whilst doing modest 4wding. This Trip was done over two days with modest rainfall on the Saturday Night.
![Vic High Country 4x4 - [ Relaxing Trip Through To Craigs Hut ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rdggBcz3F4s/mqdefault.jpg)
Great vid man, well shit and edited, love the content, subscribed!!
Nice production work on the video. Just had this recommended and am now subscribed.
Cheers mate! Thanks for the feedback!
great vid mate, thanks for sharing.
awesome video. Cant wait for next one!
Thanks for a great vid with cool drone work.
Nice work and a great trip. New sub here. Well done.
Thank you!
New subscriber here and a fellow Wildtrak driver, albeit mine is a PX1. These tracks in the high country are in my backyard but with so many tracks, I am yet to drive them all. It's great to see a similarly setup Ranger getting to some of the places I have yet to get to see. Looks like I need to find myself an understanding co-pilot to capture some of my drives and run the drone :-)
Hey mate, stumbled across the vid, if you didn't get to walk to the waterfall next time going to Lake cobbler after the little puddle crossing before the campground is a camp-site to your right, behind that is the track to the waterfall. Great walk, pretty quick, spectacular creek..... hope you get to see it.
loved this one mate, was up there myself over the weekend :-) magic
Thanks mate! Definitely is an awesome spot!
Just stumbled across your channel mate and love it keep those videos coming.
Thanks mate! Really appreciate it!
Just found your channel - awesome vid well put together - definitely subbed :)
Top video mate. Loved it.
Thanks 👍
Great video - new sub here 👍. Thinking about heading there soon myself but pulling a trailer so will need to choose those tracks carefully I guess. Nice drone footage too - keep it up 👍
Thanks for the subscription! Really appreciate it! Towing a trailer is tough in the High Country; I own one myself but mostly opt to leave it behind. Crazy gradients just make it more effort then it’s worth! However, if you can find a nice spot to set up and travel from its definitely a bonus! Enjoy your trip’
The tracks he's taken are all trailer friendly 👍👍
Just found your channel, awesome very down to earth, great footage. Can you tell us more about driving your ranger. Don’t know much about auto’s off road. Following now for sure.
Hey mate, thanks for the follow! I’ve had my Ranger for 2.5 years and have done a lot of off-roading in a short period of time. I’ve been really happy with how it goes off road, has enough power, a standard rear E locker and has lots of accessories available. It’s always made it home, I really haven’t had any issues. I would highly recommend them to others, I’ve driven some up duel cab utes and I’m pretty happy with how it stacks up! Hope that was helpful!
Great video mate. Been looking at a very similar trip. Any advice on tracks to use?
Hey mate, thanks for the support to the channel! Lake Cobbler track is a great track, same with top crossing. Not sure whereabouts / how long your doing in the high country, but I've always found MT Terrible / Donald Track for a quick weekender. My favourites would have to be Billy Goats Bluff, the Crooked River Track, and Blue Rag. The Wonangatta Valley Track is also a lot of fun with quite a few good river crossings, which also is close to Wombat Track which I remember being the steepest track that I ever drove. Rhonda Track near Lake Eildon is pretty steep and a lot of fun!
Could you get close to the river at that top crossing camp ground ? And could you hear it ?
Hey mate, camped about 20 meters from the river and could hear it all night! Wicked spot to camp!
Lovely tour. Was ur bull bar and other accessories factory fitted. I am thinking of getting a ranger. I am not sure if I need to get them factory fitted or get it done extrenally.
Hey mate, everything was done externally by ARB, TJM and Ironman 4x4. I haven’t branched out from those companies
@@rangertouring thanks for the info. Cheers