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Hello, Australian Hiker!! this podcast I listening to. And I visited your channel. Video making is very good and podcast voice is so beautiful. If give me permission, I will share some information with you to increase the RUclips channel. And you get lots of views and subscribers within a short time. Thank you so much, Australian Hiker!!

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Would have loved to have seen this as an actual video interview

Don’t forget the hiking socks!

Australian~thanks~this is insane ! =))

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Right-o, Gill your challenge if you choose to accept it it to get Tim to laugh audibly loud to one of your jokes in the course of the next 1,000,000 downloads. Personal request of a video of some of your podcast production. A double on trail recording when you are walking separately. A recording of singing in a cold camp shower & some recordings of on trail meal preparation to get a sense of real outdoor vibe. Great milestone, well done. Keep putting one foot in front of the other! 🥇

When this dropped into my feed the first thing I thought was "Tim, you've gotta mention the .....". So I listened intently, until almost the very end when you did. I won't spoil the episode only adding, "Don't wear shorts!". As far as I'm concerned you covered the title topic very well. All I would say is that transport options to much of the areas are limited & you need to be rather resourceful. Give this one a listen folk, Tim & Gill give a very comprehensive rundown about Hiking in the Australian Alps. Be warned, it does get a bit stomach churning in parts.

I have been wanting to do this trail for years. I have walked the Overland, Larapinta and Bibbulmun but not managed the South Coast Track so far. It looks fantastic (subject to weather 😦). Looking forward to reading your write up of the track and podcasts.

Very cool. Use it or lose it. I’m in a club where members in their late 70s are still powering along. It’s about “grit” they often say

I just can’t rate this podcast highly enough, and usually have it on repeat as it’s so relaxing to listen to. The material is well researched and put together, their knowledge about hiking is second to none, there are no screaming ads to make you jump for the volume button, I could go on and on…. But best of all is that they seem like two genuinely likeable people who simply want to share their love of hiking. THANK YOU Tim & Jill. (Oh and please consider bringing back the original opening theme in its long form, everyone loved it and we all miss it).

Great vid -another walk on the list !!

fantastic discussion!! Just landed here on this one, looking forward to going back and listening to more episodes, and future ones too. Im just starting out on my journey and already have a spreadsheet and track notes from my limited trips, great knowledge shared here. Vote 1: Pack the inflating bag for Gill. Added benefits less moisture, less damage to the insulation and risk of mould.

I use my heavy leather boots in very wet conditions, particularly walking through soaking mud. I also find them very satisfactory walking through heavy undergrowth, especially during summer in snake season. I find if I regularly rub Dubbin into them. they are quite waterproof except of course as you said, there’s a big hole in the top! As Jill said, even the more expensive boots will deteriorate in storage, I’ve had many where the sole has cracked. In one case I had it repaired, and a new sole attached. Still have those boots from the 90s. You could also perhaps mention foot care in terms of keeping toenails short and using bandaids as that’s almost important as the choice of shoe. Also, replacing with a good quality innersoles can extend the life of a boot. Thanks for the podcast.

Good episode. I converted to trail runners some years ago and love not dragging the extra boot weight up mountains anymore. I was hoping you would address wether pack weight is a factor in footwear choice and also the gortex or no gortex trail runner decision. Perhaps that is a different topic for another day. Thanks for your work.

Hi Guys, bought you a few coffees for all your hard work on the research. Mine of information.😁😁👏👏

Great photos Tim. It looks like you had great weather too. I did it in 1986. They've put a lot of timber and mesh walking boards, bridges and steps in since then.

Thank you, I really enjoyed this video. Great bit of coastline down there but it's nice to see the trail and all the greenery too 🙂 Look forward to checking your other videos out.

Keep it up, you’re doing great. Love the local content!

Great vid !!

Great work. You definitely are more than a podcast that talks the talk, you really walk the walk. 👏

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Never thought about the “why” before. Makes sense to have one. 👍

great info, planning to do the trail in september

Inspiring podcast, I wonder if I could manage this on my single speed bike, the hill don’t see too daunting.

starting to get into this podcast it's great new sub from Hobart keep up the good work, I use the Nemo elite pillow it's okay suppose I can get better.....

I have changed jobs and spend ages in the car. I found you on Spotify and am working my way from episode 1 right through. I'm up to about 102 now. Great to put faces to your voices. I've learned a great deal and enjoyed your topics. Thanks for the effort to make such great content

These white boulders look beautiful !

Hey mate Thanks for uploading Love from van diemens land

The Nemo airpin ultralight stakes are good but I have not used them much since I camp in a swag and overnight hike in a Nemo so I brought extra pegs I don't even use but they are ultra light but I'm not a weight light freak lol so I wasted coin lol

Nice podcast

Hello friend I'm new from van diemens land check my content out...I was listening to your Tassie podcast yesterday and I'm a new subb hope to meet down the spectrum some stage Be safe and keep hiking 🍺👍

Big fan of you guys, keep up the good work!

Your Web site is a fantastic resource. I love your trail notes and gear reviews so very comprehensive and informative. Great work Tim and Gil!

You are awesome. Love the site and all the information that you provide.Thank you.

Australian Hiker with both their website and podcast have really help guide me in taking both my hiking to the next level and also showing me walks in my own area that I simply wouldn’t have know about otherwise. They are my go to for all hiking related questions and Information. Plus i love love love following along on their thru hikes through the podcast. Great stuff!

An amazing hiking/camping resource 100% recommend website and podcast.

Great video. Thanks my friend

Thanks for the video, hoping to ride this on my bike in the coming weeks 👍

Nice one!

Beautiful images! Looks like a great walk

Gill and Tim nice commentary is the walk well sign posted & markings to follow??

Looking forward to trying this one Great vid, great share, thanks

I've done that walk many times.. it is certainly a great walk. Thanks for sharing.