Well Done Adrian, I'm 49 and started hiking 3 years ago. Now addicted to it and try and hike at least once a month here in Cape Town. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure, all the best
@@RoamOverlanding Agree. Often it has been every week when I can. Sometimes once a month. What I have felt is if you leave it longer than once a month it kinda feels like you're starting all over again with all those muscle pains. Keep at it bro, even if it is just a walk to the shops on weekends with a small backpack to buy groceries
Well done on the hike, at least you can say you have done it,not many can. Looking fwd to your caravan review. Must have enjoyed your sleep after the hike..lol😴👍
@@RoamOverlanding ha ha for sure 👍🏻 🤞🏻you find one soon otherwise we need to get an outdoor portable bath going...... Or a Baby blow up swimming pool comes to mind 😂
Great video, Hogsback is truly a special place. Would have liked to see a more comprehensive insert about the backpack, it was barely on the screen when you talked about it.
Thanks Leon! You are 100% correct I should have! Next time, even if I have to film some stuff at home 👌🏻 I do think I have filmed a more detailed look at it for an upcoming video where I talk about like 10 different pieces of equipment that proved to be incredibly valuable on this trip 👍🏻 it was a couple weeks ago, so my memory is abit foggy, but I’ll try add some nice footage of everything for you
@@RoamOverlanding And a thank you to you. Your overlanding videos were one of my inspirations to reprioritize the important things in my life. I ended up stepping out of my comfort zone, bought a Fortuner for some adventures with friends and family, and even started a podcast. Life's only dull when you don't make anything of it.
What a life Boet from Drakensberg to this destination the mist was magical, by the way I happen to get your notification at night! Its worth working up for keep up the good work.
"At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be indefinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomable. We can never have enough of nature." ... and yes, this is a magical misty adventure in Hogsback. Cheers, Domenico.
Hi Adrian👋 Thanks for another spectacular episode. It's really lovely there, and definitely on my wishlist. What is that green overgrown thing at 4:40? Is it a building? A real rainforest in South Africa. Didn't even know such places existed. Looks like a place deep in the Amazon or Burma. Keep up the exercises, that's what keeps us going. Stay safe, and be careful on those slippery trails. 😊👋👍👍
I slipped and fell on my ass twice in there! >.< Super awesome, the 4:40 is a giant rock that fell down from the cliff! Definitely should be on your list, also doesnt need a crazy vehicle to get there and Away with the fairies has rooms etc too
Literally you are living a dream,
Lots of support
I can't wait for your more adventures
Thank you so much! See you next week!
Nothing like that feeling of accomplishment after a walk like that! Great effort guys. Such a stunning part of our country.
Thanks Stuart!
What's your rough ETA in the George area?
Wow wow wow fantastic video.
Only just watched this. Dude, great video!!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing video - awesome adventure. Just got my First Ascent backpack 25L too
Stunning area that Hogsback is. Glad you got to experience it.
Couple things I’d like to do there still so will have to go back one day!
Stunning Adrian! you take us to the most amazing places and I live through your experiences you expose us to.
Glad you enjoy it! I love getting to share these awesome places with you guys! Next week is going to be even crazier! :D
@@RoamOverlanding The Midlands in KZN is also pretty stunning...Granny Mouse comes to mind.
A truly magical looking place 👍🏻
It's on the to-do list for sure💪🏻
Thanks for taking us along Adrian!
What I love about it is that you dont even need a hectic 4x4 to get there; but the adventure you have there is just in a league of its own!
Well Done Adrian, I'm 49 and started hiking 3 years ago. Now addicted to it and try and hike at least once a month here in Cape Town. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure, all the best
I’m hoping to get in to it more for sure! I think once a month is a good goal for me to start with too 👌🏻👌🏻
@@RoamOverlanding Agree. Often it has been every week when I can. Sometimes once a month. What I have felt is if you leave it longer than once a month it kinda feels like you're starting all over again with all those muscle pains. Keep at it bro, even if it is just a walk to the shops on weekends with a small backpack to buy groceries
Another great video man! Hogsback is such a next level spot. That hike I've done before as we also got SO lost and bailed on the route ha!
Hahah 😂 glad to know we aren’t the only ones! You must love the place for your herping! 🤓
@@RoamOverlanding stayed at Away with the Fairies a few times, let me tell you snakes in that campsite. 👌 You really captured the essence of Hogsback.
Oh wow what a beautiful place , that tree is a old spirit . Your journey is fascinating
One word Adrian - EPIC!
Well done on the hike, at least you can say you have done it,not many can. Looking fwd to your caravan review. Must have enjoyed your sleep after the hike..lol😴👍
Slept like a baby! 🤣
My wife and I go to Hogsback every few weeks - magical place
Every few weeks! You guys are lucky!
I'm so glad Roam Overlanding has shown us this gem. Definitely on my wishlist. ☺👋👍
Now that's my kind of view for a bubble 🛀 and this on a ROAM trip...... 🚙 💨
It was epic for sure! Now I want to find a place in the middle of nowhere again for another bath :P
@@RoamOverlanding ha ha for sure 👍🏻 🤞🏻you find one soon otherwise we need to get an outdoor portable bath going...... Or a Baby blow up swimming pool comes to mind 😂
Going there 1st weekend of July. Interested in the forest campsite though.
Great video, Hogsback is truly a special place.
Would have liked to see a more comprehensive insert about the backpack, it was barely on the screen when you talked about it.
Thanks Leon! You are 100% correct I should have! Next time, even if I have to film some stuff at home 👌🏻 I do think I have filmed a more detailed look at it for an upcoming video where I talk about like 10 different pieces of equipment that proved to be incredibly valuable on this trip 👍🏻 it was a couple weeks ago, so my memory is abit foggy, but I’ll try add some nice footage of everything for you
I proposed to my wife at the Swallow Tail falls. Awesome video - brings back some memories.
That’s epic! Thanks for sharing that with me! :D
@@RoamOverlanding And a thank you to you. Your overlanding videos were one of my inspirations to reprioritize the important things in my life. I ended up stepping out of my comfort zone, bought a Fortuner for some adventures with friends and family, and even started a podcast. Life's only dull when you don't make anything of it.
@@luke2956 Epic dude!! :D
What a life Boet from Drakensberg to this destination the mist was magical, by the way I happen to get your notification at night! Its worth working up for keep up the good work.
Thanks Musa! This has definitely been a bucket list trip!
Well done!👍 keep it up!
"At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be indefinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomable. We can never have enough of nature." ... and yes, this is a magical misty adventure in Hogsback. Cheers, Domenico.
Hi Adrian👋
Thanks for another spectacular episode. It's really lovely there, and definitely on my wishlist.
What is that green overgrown thing at 4:40? Is it a building?
A real rainforest in South Africa. Didn't even know such places existed. Looks like a place deep in the Amazon or Burma.
Keep up the exercises, that's what keeps us going.
Stay safe, and be careful on those slippery trails.
😊👋👍👍
I slipped and fell on my ass twice in there! >.< Super awesome, the 4:40 is a giant rock that fell down from the cliff! Definitely should be on your list, also doesnt need a crazy vehicle to get there and Away with the fairies has rooms etc too
@@RoamOverlanding Thanks Adrian. I will look into it sometime.
Enjoy your stay 😎👋👍
Been waiting for the notification 👌
Hope you enjoyed it!
Awesome
Beautiful area
It really is! Also not hard to access; so anyone can experience it which is fantastic!
@@RoamOverlanding reminds me of Magoebaskloof
100% I really have been craving to go back there!
Is that caravan a rental, can we rent it?
Nope; unfortunately not a rental
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