Josh If you don’t mind off track walking - and being a West Aussie - you would love walking from Burra Rock to Victoria Rock - using gps, topo map and compass (goal is to use GPS as little as possible). The planning is the fun bit. You granite hop across the goldfields terrrain. Your midway point (about 12 km in) is this large unnamed rock in the middle of nowhere. Let me know if you want more details.
brilliant, love that area thanks for sharing this one Josh. See you haven't posted for a while, hope you get back to it, in the meantime I'll be check your back catalogue, subscribed 🙂 ✌🏻🇦🇺
Thank you so much for sharing your incredible videos. Looking forward to to watching more of them. I’m so inspired to start planning my next hike thanks to your videos. Thanks again!
As always so good to watch and wonderful non intrusic music. Much appreciated. I would love it if most or all of each video shot was longer, allowing time to take in and appreciate the plants and scenery.
I was there early October, I "made it" just before the park closes for the season. The weather was nearly unbearable. Hot and Humid. I was the last and only trekker of the park. I could visit Finger 5 on day 1 from the carpark (very long day) and Finger 1 to the water, then it was night and it would be stupid to swim in total darkness, especially I had 3 nights of thunderstorms and rain. Then on day 2 I visited Finger 3 (couldn't find the end), a bit of George 4 (too many boulder didn't take the time and no desire to go up this canyon) and finished with Finger 2 close to the end where it was floaded so I didn't get to the very end of it, well from what I know even the best guide hasn't reached the end of Finger 2 yet. Then I went back to my basecamp, started hiking back during the night. I reached the car park on day 3 at 9 am and found a light back to the visitor center where I gave the EPIRB back. I filmed my exploration in VR360 and hope to do a film about it. Good effort although you've not been far into the gorges. Especially F5, which is the most beautiful and the only one I went to the end, to ECHO CHAMBER. Probably one of the top 5 places I've seen in OZ (and I have over 5000km of trekking)
Yet another great hike. Thank you so much. I will definitely put it on my bucket list. I just love your videography. This one looks truly spectacular. What a special treat that didjeridoo player would have been. Your videos bring me hope in this lousy lockdown situation.
Such a great video man! Love how the first half is just brilliantly aesthetic and genuine, seeing the effort you put into it and we can relax. And then the information and stories were n the second half. Thanks! Hope u continue to enjoy for yourself wherever u go
Awesome video, as always. Shame about the air traffic! I bet that didgeridoo in that setting raised a few goosebumps, though... Love your work, mate - looking forward to the next one! The Larapinta sounds tough - make sure you carry plenty of water!
Hay josh just came across you hiking Collection I have been binge watching since Friday it’s now Tuesday, absolutely amazing inspirational stuff,so well put together 👏👏👏
Magnificent Josh. I like how you don’t talk through your videos. I get to come with you and experience the serenity. Inspiring. This walk is going on the bucket list. Thanks for sharing. :)
Dear Josh, I’ve been binge watching your videos these past few weeks! So beautifully and artistically presented and absolutely inspiring to get out and enjoy nature. Many thanks 😊
great footage awesome scenery mate, my friend just left tassie went to qld and drove to wa, hes now working as atour guide in the bungle bungles awesome spot but too hot for my red haired ass haha thanks for sharing keep safe dude
Awesome video Josh, when is the best time to go? I saw it's open all year round but the wet I think starts in October so after that it could be sketchy? Anyhow loved your videography even if you couldn't fly your drone but I don't think that would have added anything as the angles you got captured that beautiful colour in the canyon walls, following along now on Insta too bud ;)
Cheers Carl, sorry about the late reply! From memory I think they don’t recommend hiking it from October to February due to the heat and increased danger from flash floods.
Sick video man. Was there many snakes or animals that could do serious damage? Would love to do something like this on day but I’d be so scared of getting bitten in the middle of nowhere.
Didn’t see a single snake. I reckon it just comes down to being prepared for the worst. Know what to do if you get bit, carry the bandages and having a plb on you go a long way in having peace of mind
Josh
If you don’t mind off track walking - and being a West Aussie - you would love walking from Burra Rock to Victoria Rock - using gps, topo map and compass (goal is to use GPS as little as possible). The planning is the fun bit. You granite hop across the goldfields terrrain. Your midway point (about 12 km in) is this large unnamed rock in the middle of nowhere. Let me know if you want more details.
brilliant, love that area thanks for sharing this one Josh. See you haven't posted for a while, hope you get back to it, in the meantime I'll be check your back catalogue, subscribed 🙂 ✌🏻🇦🇺
Thanks for the overview. really good.
PeterHennig absolutely love your videos
Awesome video mate. Love the instructional part at the end
Awesome. Added to the bucket list. Thanks very much. Great breakdown and another spectacular bit of videography.
Thank you so much for sharing your incredible videos. Looking forward to to watching more of them. I’m so inspired to start planning my next hike thanks to your videos. Thanks again!
As always so good to watch and wonderful non intrusic music. Much appreciated. I would love it if most or all of each video shot was longer, allowing time to take in and appreciate the plants and scenery.
I was there early October, I "made it" just before the park closes for the season. The weather was nearly unbearable. Hot and Humid. I was the last and only trekker of the park. I could visit Finger 5 on day 1 from the carpark (very long day) and Finger 1 to the water, then it was night and it would be stupid to swim in total darkness, especially I had 3 nights of thunderstorms and rain. Then on day 2 I visited Finger 3 (couldn't find the end), a bit of George 4 (too many boulder didn't take the time and no desire to go up this canyon) and finished with Finger 2 close to the end where it was floaded so I didn't get to the very end of it, well from what I know even the best guide hasn't reached the end of Finger 2 yet. Then I went back to my basecamp, started hiking back during the night. I reached the car park on day 3 at 9 am and found a light back to the visitor center where I gave the EPIRB back. I filmed my exploration in VR360 and hope to do a film about it.
Good effort although you've not been far into the gorges. Especially F5, which is the most beautiful and the only one I went to the end, to ECHO CHAMBER. Probably one of the top 5 places I've seen in OZ (and I have over 5000km of trekking)
Very, very cool. There’s another one to add to the list!
the quality of your videos are incredible. Congratulations from Brazil.
Yet another great hike. Thank you so much. I will definitely put it on my bucket list. I just love your videography. This one looks truly spectacular. What a special treat that didjeridoo player would have been. Your videos bring me hope in this lousy lockdown situation.
Love seeing these high quality videos in Aus much needed!
Such a great video man! Love how the first half is just brilliantly aesthetic and genuine, seeing the effort you put into it and we can relax. And then the information and stories were n the second half. Thanks! Hope u continue to enjoy for yourself wherever u go
Cheers Sebastian, and likewise!
Very special and awesome video Josh. Can’t wait to see your Larapinta vid.
Really special place! Beautifully captured mate. Brings back a lot of memories
thanks for sharing this beautiful place, would love to see it for myself someday 🙂
Really enjoyed how you put the video together.
Incredible area for some outdoor fun
Really cool Josh
Thanks for sharing Josh. Such a stunning place.
Fantastic, just brilliant.
Fantastic video 👍👌
Awesome video, as always. Shame about the air traffic! I bet that didgeridoo in that setting raised a few goosebumps, though... Love your work, mate - looking forward to the next one! The Larapinta sounds tough - make sure you carry plenty of water!
Hay josh just came across you hiking Collection I have been binge watching since Friday it’s now Tuesday, absolutely amazing inspirational stuff,so well put together 👏👏👏
Cheers dude glad to hear you’re enjoying the vids!
Magnificent Josh. I like how you don’t talk through your videos. I get to come with you and experience the serenity. Inspiring. This walk is going on the bucket list. Thanks for sharing. :)
Cheers Andre, this trail was a pretty special one!
Great job as always Josh another one to and to my list awesome thanks heaps
Dear Josh, I’ve been binge watching your videos these past few weeks! So beautifully and artistically presented and absolutely inspiring to get out and enjoy nature. Many thanks 😊
Hey Josh, love your videos, you make such great choices when putting them together..
Can I ask what month of the year you did the trail?
Looks like a good walk.. luv it..
Amazing stuff Josh really beautiful
my bucketlist is to hike to see lake elysia but im kina scared.. a lot of what ifs😅.. u inspired me to not be afraid
There’s no better time than now to answer those ‘what if’s’ 😉
awesome
mate thats awesome keep it up
Very nice
Amazing video!
Hi Josh, Awesome video! What time of the year did you go?
great footage awesome scenery mate, my friend just left tassie went to qld and drove to wa, hes now working as atour guide in the bungle bungles awesome spot but too hot for my red haired ass haha thanks for sharing keep safe dude
Unreal, pretty specky place to call your office 👍
@@JoshCarrHikes check his channel hes a bit older than us haha tell him i sent you....Adventures with bernie!
Awesome video Josh, when is the best time to go? I saw it's open all year round but the wet I think starts in October so after that it could be sketchy?
Anyhow loved your videography even if you couldn't fly your drone but I don't think that would have added anything as the angles you got captured that beautiful colour in the canyon walls, following along now on Insta too bud ;)
Cheers Carl, sorry about the late reply! From memory I think they don’t recommend hiking it from October to February due to the heat and increased danger from flash floods.
@@JoshCarrHikes no worries buddy thanks for replying 👍
Sick video man. Was there many snakes or animals that could do serious damage? Would love to do something like this on day but I’d be so scared of getting bitten in the middle of nowhere.
Didn’t see a single snake. I reckon it just comes down to being prepared for the worst. Know what to do if you get bit, carry the bandages and having a plb on you go a long way in having peace of mind
Is it joy flights going over? Or just regular flights?
Joy flights checking it out from above