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Thanks mate 😊

Thank you very much! It's an epic dive spot 😊

Thank you 😊

Thanks mate, no they were all locked when we visited but that was a long time ago so not sure whether they keep them locked all the time!

It sure is 😊

The snow around Thredbo is most reliable around the end of July and August. However, the ski field usually opens from the June long weekend so there is a strong chance that there will be some snow.

Thanks for the clarification, been a long time since I was there and that was the one and only run down that trail I had. Found it challenge enough to stay on the bike let alone get the directions right 😂😂

Generally it's an all day outing if you are shuttling with a company they leave derby roughly 9 and you'll get back somewhere around 3 (times vary quite a bit) The blue tier takes roughly 2 hours for your average rider and atlas is about 1-1.5 hours back to Derby. The blue tier is an hour in the bus from derby and then you get a shuttle from weldborough pub up to Atlas. Hope this info helps

It's a makeshift remote campsite, not a dedicated site. I couldn't tell you exactly where it was but we walked several hours west of the top of the Kosciusko chairlift

Ahh would love to get back out that way riding again, but have no idea when that will be haha, cheers for the tip on the trails though 👌

Hey, sorry I can't remember the exact tent. We rented a four season tent off the guides we went with

😂 definitely would have liked a few extra runs down to remember the lines 😬🤘

Cheers mate, it is such a great spot! One of Australia's best

You would be fine with either on most trails, though on the cannonball your trail bike will struggle and on the all-mountain you trail bike will shine, most of the other trails are generally gravity focused but nothing too technical so your trail bike will be fun but so will the dh. I guess it really depends what you plan on riding the most. If it's an option I would take both 👌

Sorry didn't really give you the perfect answer, bit of a tough decision. Personally I love dh and riding dh bikes and being Australia's only chair lift accessible park I would be lapping it on the dh but I would steer clear of the all-mountain on a dh. That's what I would do if I could only choose one... But if it's your first time and you want to experience everything maybe the trail bike will be more versatile, it will just be very rough if you take it down the cannonball. Hope that helps

@@trackslesstravelled896 I'm leaning DH. Thankyou for the feedback 👍

@@trackslesstravelled896 I was always leaning towards DH but was worried about too much pedalling on flow trail etc. I'm riding 3 days so I'm thinking the DH will be more forgiving on the body. Once again, thankyou for getting back to me 👍🙏

Again, cheers for the compliment and glad your loving our vids 👌

This would have to be the best compliment we've ever received ☺️ thanks so much and really glad you like it! Hoping to produce more and more 👌

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Awesome trails aren't they!!!

You have definitely got that right!

Cheers man! Slapped this one together pretty quick but very keen to get right into making some more in depth films!

@@trackslesstravelled896 mate love your riding films awesome perspective, sick of all that GoPro footage that requires no effort all over RUclips!

Thanks mate, yeah takes a bit more effort to lug the camera around and edit it that's for sure!

@@trackslesstravelled896 that’s such a sweet section of trail ya gotta promise you’ll take me down that one 😉

When you get down here we can do all of them!

Yes we did, we had perfectly clear weather and it was magnificent! If you are a photographer the expectation definitely meets the reality!

@@trackslesstravelled896 wow!!! cant wait! any recommendations on stargazing spots over there? was the sky clear all around warrumbungle or only certain areas?

@@aliridha6789 It's pretty good everywhere! Mountain tops are of course the best but it was still good from the main campsite near the visitors centre

@@trackslesstravelled896 got it! thanks for the tips!!

@@trackslesstravelled896 though, are we only allowed to camp at the campsites?

Hey there, thank you so much! The multi-day hike we did was the loop that begins and ends at Pincham car park. We did it anti clockwise, beginning with Cathedral Arch and Mt Exmouth followed by Bluff Mountain and The Breadknife on the second and third day. You can read about our itinerary and other details of hiking at the Warrumbungles in our guide on our website, I've added the link below :) trackslesstravelled.com/hiking-the-warrumbungles/#Four-Day-Itinerary-For-The-Warrumbungles

@@trackslesstravelled896 Thanks! :)

Thank you 😊 They are known as Bunda cliffs and it's along the Great Australia Bite (on the South Australian and Western Australian border)

Such different terrain

Hey Dominic, navigational skills are recommended for Hannels Spur, but a popular walk that has more signage is the Main Range walk, which goes from Charlotte's Pass to Mt Kosciusko. It is still graded 4 with some navigation skills beneficial. You can also do a walk from the top of Kosciusko chairlift to Mt Kosciusko and back, which is a heavily trafficked hike.

Cheers mate, they are well and truely worn out now 😂😂

A train would be very handy at a lot of bike parks 😂

Cheers man 👌

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These are the Tyrolean and mill creek trails located on the eastern side of the dam in Jindabyne. Our favourite was three lions, really fun intermediate trail. And also the Pink Trail was fun. We haven't been there for years so it may have changed though.

Yeah we did this all in a day. You can camp on the island which would be great to allow more time. Would definitely recommend either taking a bike or hiring one, it saves a lot of time. We went straight to Bishop and Clerk and then worked anticlockwise from there.

@@trackslesstravelled896 Wow, thank you so much. That's very efficient! I will try this way, I went the another way(to south)last time and even didnt finish that one, thank you!✨✨😊

@@jingtingren4980 no worries, glad to help! It's such a beautiful island and we can't wait to get back and summit Mt Maria

@@trackslesstravelled896 Welcome back and hopefully the border can open very soon!

Yeah, we went out to Lake Adelaide first and came back on the main trail. Good way to do it we think 👌

Tha ks for the nice comment! Yeah we had a great time out there as always! Haha yeah the old GoPro sounds isn't so great that's for sure. Awesome to hear 👌 hope you enjoy our latest vids once we get them finished 😬

Thank you! That is all any of us can do!

Cheers mate, was fun to just muck around for an afternoon 😂

It was a pretty awesome little outing 😂

@@trackslesstravelled896 yeeeeeee heeeeee🤣

Yeah I'd say you are definitely correct. we learnt that afterwards. We are from NSW and red belly's are everywhere so that is my go to when I see a snake 😂😂

Thank you, it means a lot 😊