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With that wind, I'd be keeping well away from the edge at Lincoln's Rock. No protective edge there, for the very good reason that not only would the rock be irreparably damaged, but the view itself would be broken. There's a similarly good view from McMahon's Lookout, but the fence there does not interrupt it. There is a very steep and dramatic drop on one of the pathways - it's not a place for young children.

What's amazing about the Wolgan Valley is that you're driving through typical central ranges country, such as that around Hartley and Oberon, you go through a bit of a gap, and then there's nothing in front of you. The road just drops away and you're driving down the side of a cliff with a magnificent view across the valley opening up in front of you.

Thank you for thgis. It's magnificent country

My father grew up at Lithgow in the 1920's, and he, his brother and their mates spent quite a bit of time walking along the Plateau and nearby areas. I have a recollection of his saying that once they walked along the line to Newnes and were met there to be driven back. That would have been late '20's to mid 30's. In the 50's and 60's, he took us to the valley and also to some of the line on the plateau.

How much?

Great review! How are the wheels and handle holding up?

Absolutely beautiful - a walk that I would like to do in the near future ❤

Two indian women dead one day before at this area?

thank you Del, this is the video I was looking for.

I used have a unit at Cremorne Point, a short walk from Old Cremorne wharf, which was the one we used, and a bit longer to Cremorne Point. The ferry trip to and from work was very pleasant, especially that home. By the time the ferry had left the wharf at the Point, all the unpleasantness of the day's work had vanished. I also recall a swim not long after dawn in the pool at the Point one New Year's Day, but am making no admissions.

Mirrored footage, clip and camera are not lefthanded

My boyfriend just bought me this suitcase, a medium and small and I love it specially he got me the pink color ❤

I have to try this , thank you for your lovely video !

Thinking about getting this in the yellow for something to stand out on the baggage carrousel. Would you say the carry on + the medium would be sufficient for a 10 night cruise ?

What a beautiful walk, even on an overcast day, but I’m glad that the sun came out for you Hope that you can post more hiking videos in the near future - I really enjoy seeing them

Breathtaking location do the treck often, amazing photography and wildlife sanctuary

What’s the item attached to the shoulder strap?

Turn on and light. Never would have figured that out. Thanks for the tip.

Would you choose the Curio over the American Tourister Bon Air Deluxe? I’m trying to decide which to get between those two 😅

I guess you can walk it half way then return back . Very nice video thank you .

How are the wheels on stairs?….I know it glides smoothly on a smooth surface etc but how about cobblestones and trying to go up stairs ….if you have to put it on its side and use it as a two wheel? Thanks in advance would really like to know I’m going to Spain which I hear has got a lot of cobblestone streets🙏

I have been using this clip for years and would not want to carry my camera any other way.

As a local you can drive your car to the glow worm tunnels from Lithgow or at Clarence not sure why they told you at the info centre that it was 4wd.. it does get very bumpy when it rains because of the traffic on the road as it is very popular with 4wds as there is a lot of off road tracks up the drift etc.

Great video! I’m going to buy this suitcase now thanks

Thank you! Just a question, in my case, I'm moving to another country and my flight is +35 hours, I really wanted to buy the Large suitcase, but the medium one would be better?

The Osprey backpacks have a rail for the sternum strap--did you have to tighten the clip all the way down for secure hold? Does is small the rail?

I found American 🇺🇸 tourist suitcase and manage to fix the zip after several attempts! Phew 😮‍💨😊

Really beautiful thank you !

We were at the rifle range the other day .There was no shooting practice that day . Next time we will walk through Malabar Headlands National Park .I loved the way you videoed this .I felt like I was doing this walk. .

So very beautiful ❤

If you were going by public transport I.e. by train or bus, which would be the closest stop to Middle Head? This looks like such a beautiful walk

I finally got the opportunity to do this walk last May and it was such a beautiful walk. Only regret I have is that I didn’t complete the entire walk on the day that I did it - I had to turn back 2.5km from the end due to needing to pick up my kids from school that day, but I plan in the next few months to try this walk again and this time complete the trail. I still won’t make the leap on to Hanging Rock though - I’m scared of falling through the crack; I’ll just do the fire trail up to Baltzer Lookout.

I definitely agree with you. Hiking alone means that you can go at your own pace. When I was hiking with other people some of them would complain if I couldn’t keep up with them (I’ve just recently started hiking again) so I feel that if I’m alone I can go at my own pace. It’s also peaceful too especially if you’re in the bush. I too have anxiety and depression and I find that walking and/or hiking helps me a lot. I love watching your hiking videos - the scenery of the walks, whether coastal, in the bush or in the city, are just beautiful ❤

How does the code work? I can still open my suit case

Thank you for an independent review! I'm plan to you this pack on a bike and also to carry my 14" laptop with daily city walks. I know it's women designed, but I can't resist its orange color ;) May I ask you what laptop do you use with your pack? Does it fit in water compartment or main one? How pack resist to dirt and water?

Thank you for this very detailed review of the American Tourister Curio Spinner luggage. Helped me decide to purchase it.

And there were NEVER any signs back then - we just explored - I was like 12/13/14 years old - we explored the entire area every weekend, and traversed, swam and followed the entire creek system, and NEVER got lost - and we didn't have mobile phones/GPS etc...we just explored....I was 13 years old.....How dumb can you be?????

LOL seriously. I swam, watched a bunch of mid 20's something clan nude bathe and swim down their at the bottom of the trail from Grosevenor. I spent literally years exploring/fishing, swimming that creek. I have lived in Wahroonga for 50 years. back in the 80's we'd explore the creek every weekend, even more so during floods etc. that was my backyard for my entire junior years.,.... How you could get "lost" is mind blowing... maybe stop exploring trails......

Not so secret now you have told everyone!! Love it here.

How to unlock if combination is forgotten ma’am?

Thank you

hi! plan to hike here, is it different to fire trail?

Is this the medium 69cm one?

Definitely a walk that I would love to do in the very near future - so beautiful

When you bought the rain cover specifically for this Tempest 20, did you choose XS or S? I can see that both sizes cover 20L, just wondering what yours is as it fits well. Really great review

So true. Same here.

Thnx for the tips

Thnx for d instructions and directions. Will do it while am on the B2M.

Thanks for the directions. Will do it sometime soon.

Very informative. One more tip... If you have to descend a steep hill for some reason like having to get off a trail because of some obstacle, shorten one pole to it's shortest length and leave the other one at it's longest. Climb down said hill sideways with the short pole behind you as an anchor point and the long one in front of you as a prober so that you'll be stepping down on sure ground and gosh forbid you lose traction, the rear pole acts as a catch.