Australia : Tasmania - 4wd - West Coast - Part 1 [2018] | Sandy Cape | Climies | Balfour |
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Tasmania - A entertaining 4wd travel documentary about the West Coast of Australia's Apple island. Once more we discover the uniquely beautiful and often hard to reach places Tasmania has to offer. With our 4wd we are exploring the more challenging off-road tracks and locations not readily available to most people. Completely self-sufficient we were overlanding and camping at some magic spots.
In part one of our off road adventure we drive Sarah Anne Rocks Track, Sandy Cape Track, the legendary Balfour Track, discover Trial Harbour Beach drive the famous Climies and the lesser known Federation Mine Processing Track and explore and camp
at Pulpit Rock & Cliff Mine.
Tasmania - Arthur Beach Track - A possibly hard 4wd Track along Arthur beach to the Sundown Creek. The 4x4 track includes several river crossings like Alert Creek and Tiger Bottle Creek and can be treacherous due to large logs being washed down the river. The track requires a Permit
Tasmania - Sarah Ann Rocks 4wd Track - A 4km medium grade 4wd track 13km south of Arthur River with great coastal views and some unusual rock formations and you will drive trough Couta Rocks. The track requires a Permit
Tasmania - Sandy Cape 4wd Track - This track is one of the legendary 4wd offroad adventures in Tasmania but it can be very challenging. Quite a few vehicles have been lost on this track, and it's not to be taken lightly.
Quick Sand, treacherous river crossings and big swell at river mouths can turn a overland adventure quickly into a disaster. Make sure you travel in convoy, have full recovery gear and obtain track conditions from the ranger station.
Tasmania - Balfour Track 4WD Track - This is another Iconic 4x4 Track in Tasmania in connects Sandy Cape with the Western Explorer Link Rd. It's a reasonably straightforward Track but presents some deep and very long water holes and some deep muddy bog holes. After heavy rain, water ingress in the 4wd is nearly guaranteed. Make sure you travel in convoy, have full recovery gear and obtain track conditions from the ranger station.
Tasmania - Climies Track 4wd - This track used to be the main road between Granville Harbour (via Trial Harbour) to Zehan however very little maintenance is carried out on the track. Climies Track Tasmania is badly eroded and one of the main obstacles is the Granit Creek Crossing which has cost the life of several people. Make sure you travel in convoy, have full recovery gear and obtain track conditions from the ranger station.
Tasmania - Federation Mine Processing Track - A short fairly rocky track with a lot of pinstriping, no chance to turn around and a very deep rut around 100m before the track ends.
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sorry guy's I had to relist the video, the addon I used (and paid for!) to do the track classifications did not work correctly I did not always render correctly so I'm in dispute with the seller and he thought it was a good idea to file a copyright claim. So I do it now manually without his add-on as I'm not sure how long it takes for the claim to be released.
AllOffroad 4x4 Adventures TV what a wanker name and shame the prick
looking forward to part 3. Bellingham to Bridport is one of my playgrounds.
Which direction did you complete climes track in?
this time North - South as we did South - North on last trip
Bloody epic Stefan.... The drone footage really takes the video to another level. Cheers
Thanks mate
My first 4wd trip at 18 was through the Arthur Pieman in my stock RRC. Made me fall in love with Rovers. The granite creek crossing was much harder as you mentioned. Punctured my fuel tank on the boulder in the middle of the crossing, every lifted 4wd bottomed out on them. Planning on taking my 2016 Defender 90 through there someday soon. Amazing place.
that's was a great first trip mate.. the Defender will do it easily
WOW .. thats some hard-core serious off-roading you guys are doing, & wow what an amazing place tasmania looks even better than the australian mainland.
I always say its Australia without Desert condensed in a small little island you have nearly everything you have on the mainland but all close together
Great video, nice to see a 4wd video that isn’t all about beer and product placement. Subscribed.
Thank you very much....
Wow, fantastic documentary! I'm off to watch the others.
Thank you very much....
Great trip Stephan. Thank you for the great video. And the 105 look awesome. Time for a review from the105 .
Thank you, final 105 build video will come soon as well as Defender 110 and 105 Comparison
Nice work! Good to watch a detailed video.
"Pin striping"? Haha...I was wondering all along - thanks, learnt something new! Great video and I think you've convinced me. Next time I visit Aus, I'll have to go check out Tasmania.
Well worth a visit mate
Can't wait to do Tassie at the end of the year, thanks for the series
Looking forward to get back to Tassie it is amazing
Brilliant video love your work
Thank you
YEAH
Great Stuff
Awesome Location.
Great Scenerie
Nice Video Changings
Great Perspective with the Quad,Gives a good Impression from everything around.
Playing with Big and small Toys in Great Landscape.
Information at its best.
Have a Great Trip.
CHEEERS
YO
thanks mate and greetings to Germany
Really well put together film guys and very informative!
I like very much.
Excellent, great photography really enjoyed it.👍👍👍
Many thanks!
Hi Guys, I've done climies twice now, but i had never heard of pulpit rock and we've decided to add it to our itinerary for our Feb/March trip to tassie. what is the track like out to pulpit? We will be travelling solo, so were wondering if there was anything crazy technical or difficult along that track off climies to get there? Plan is to approch from Trial Harrbour and just come back out the same way, instead of doing the run to Granville. Any tips or suggestions would be great :) We are currently having a bit of a youtube marathon watching you tassie vids. Great drone shots. Definitely makes me want to get one for the trip :)
Easy track in the dry all flat ground
great. thank you :)
This is fantastic! Exact way I want to go! Is there anyway I could get a map of what exact routes you took?
Amazing spots.
yes stunning, can't wait to go back
I wondered why i got this new notification hope it gets sorted out for you
Nice video, great landscape, awesome places.
Btw. what is the intro music into your video? I like it :-)
Another great video Stefan - just curious, how long did it take you to do Climies?
not very long probably around 2-3 hours with a lunch break and drone shoots
HI Stefan, Can you tell me the name of the camp site you stayed at near the Sandy Cape Lighthouse? Thanks
not sure what the name is but there is only one strip of camp sites once on the Cape
What time of year was this recorded?
March 2018
War Stefan Fischer nicht mal Vorsitzender von PRO ALLRAD?
nee war er nicht
What is the last camp site you guys stay in this episode? Awesome video.
thats at one end of the Climies track
does your land cruiser have 33,s or 35's?
35”
Great video, and I'm in great envy of all 3 vehicles! (Each in their own way.) How do you find the range rover for reliability?
it had no major issues, so set up like Dave's with a 4BD1 conversion.
Love Toyota's but that Range Rover is all class!!
yea cant compare Rangy with a Toyo in regards to reliability but I love the Rangy as well bit small for me as a tourer though
What’s going on? Already seen this over a week ago!
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