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Yes, a big difference from where we had been that morning and the pervious 2 days.

I got a bigger radiator put in my Surf when I had it, only cost $280 at the time.

Wow I never thought of that, good advice thanks.

Graeme, who took us in did it with emails and phone calls to the Murchison council or Tasman District council I believe.

Sounds good, we ended up at a hotel in St Arnaud

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

I hope you get to do it.

Yes, the creek has 2 names I mention that near the end of this video. Around minute 28, Just google that and Doc. as you need the farmers details that are on the Doc website.

Yes, the creek has 2 names I mention that near the end of this video. Around minute 28, Just google that and Doc. as you need the farmers details that are on the Doc website.

We have a membership form on face book, South Canterbury 4WD Club

Thank you for that, I even googled it without success

Yes, the creek has 2 names I mention that near the end of this video. Just google that and Doc. as you need the farmers details that are on the Doc website.

Not correct with Neil and co they have told us where they are on their other videos I’m sure he said in the start they were told not to

By the way that looks like lake Daniell

It’s disappointing that everyone feels like they need to know the names of these tracks. They are hidden to keep them still open for the future. as soon as they are known they get closed so the best thing we can do is keep them hidden.

@@hampaice2489 I know what you mean but they are not hidden I’m in a 4wd club and they are quiet happy to tell you where they are and if you are a club member you can go on their expeditions

@@rbdeck1 It's open to the public

Kenda Klever R/T LT285/75R16 He really likes them and will get them again.

Info you are after is in my Day 3 video

yes the lowest any of us have seen it.

It's The South Canterbury 4 Wheel Drive Club, so we are located in Timaru. We have a face book page for more info.

Yes it gets tight and the end, especially with me not going straight through the bog hole I got stuck in 2 years ago.

Ground clearance was a little better in the Surf, there is some low hanging suspension swing arms on the Fortuner the Surf didn't have. That must make the on the road ride better. Cost of maintenance was getting up there on the Surf. The traction control is great, rear diff lock too. The cameras help both off road and car parks etc. Active cruise control and the extra safety features plus the automatic make the Fortuner a must for me with it being my daily driver. Sorted the front plastic with the bull bar as I wanted a winch. Don't know about the rear plastic yet, I have pop it out on one side 3 times now.

GoPro 11 in the car.

It was a great trip Wayne, I should have day 2 out next week. That was real fun even in the rain.

Yes its a great track, I did get some deep scratches with it being tight.

Thanks for that, I got rid one it will take time to update but was a bad mistake and I needed to know so again thank you.

Glad you enjoyed it

If you by yourself take passenger seat out

@@lesmondk3376 yes true. Being over six foot means I need the whole length of the passenger cabin. Got an idea just needed to try it out

@shorty9055 I should of said front passenger seat me mate had a shorty Land Cruiser and he was tall as it worked out good

@@lesmondk3376 cheers thanks for that

Kenda Klever R/T LT285/75R16 He really likes them and will get them again.

Sounds good. South Canterbury 4WD Club has a face book page with a Membership form on it. Subs are $40, and the main thing your vehicle needs is rated recovery points front and back. We have a meeting at the Speights Ale House in Timaru on the first Tuesday of every even month at 7;30 pm eg Oct, Dec, Feb. all welcome.

Yes a beautiful spot made more special with the snow.

Thanks for watching and it is a quick drive for a awesome view

Glad you enjoyed it

I bet the brakes got hot on the trip down.

Yes it was!

Thanks

With some friends to help you out a Corolla would be fun

Thanks Julia

The first time I went though there was though their land and Malcolm showed us around, the history and maps etc. This was a last-minute thing finding the bridge was easy, I would need an address for the farm and I wanted to drive both ways though the tunnels so I just stayed on the DOC track. Next time I will see Robyn and Malcolm and get the map and explore the aera more and check out the tunnels you can walk in.

@@gdog1443 That's good, it helps the algorithms.

No, it's not been edited. Red stag hut is at the 29-minute mark.

Thats good and don't forget the Macaulay that's a really good hut to stay the night in.

@@realneilsadventures yeah we went to Macaulay last summer just ran out of time but we intend staying south a lot longer this coming summer

Sounds good

The L 300 does all the tracks we do. Joining the club taught me where I can go 4WDriving.

Thanks Graeme, you don't get that sort of 4WD run in Oz.

Yes, the snow made it a lot easier drive. But also the fact that the river level was so low.

Yes it was a great track a few years ago, but now the river has moved more to the true left you can only go up there when the river is low.

Thanks for subscribing, It was a great day out.

Also prob be carefull using your drone in youtube videos and saying the locations…. DOC having crack down on unpermited drone use

I am trying to encourage people to join clubs where there is training and controlled conditions, so I thought showing what just happened naturally on a snow covered river bed would show you can have fun in clubs.

I will pass this information to the operator

Yes, I know someone who went up that side last summer.

Yes, the DOC track would have been pretty good back then.