Mate, I literally just came down out of the Ruahines, got home, cranked my heater, ripped my wet clothes off, poured myself a beer, sat down and then got the notification for your new vid. Talk about perfect timing! What an awesome trip brutha. I'm the same with poles. Anything rocky or anything where you need to climb and grab stuff poles are annoying. Once you hit the flat even stuff that's when the poles come out. I'm pretty sure I've seen vids where they've used that cable way so I think you're right about the high river. Anyways cheers for another banger and bring on the next. Yeah buddy!! 👍🤙
At 4:44 he's showing the plaque to Deryck Morse, a stalwart of the Canterbury Mountaineering Club, and whom I met in 1971. The Anti-Crow hut that preceded the Forest Service hut he camped adjacent to would have been 100 years old next year. I believe my pal Pete' left the door open when the open fire was roaring, and the wind blew embers everywhere, destroying the hut in 1977/78. It was a tired old darling that attracted rodents and rot but served mountaineers and trampers well for 50 years. The Clough Memorial Cableway he mentions at 9:44 was erected in memory of Alan (C)? Clough who drowned. Way up the head of the Wilberforce Rvr between Park-Morpeth Hut and Browning Pass is the Clough Memorial, also to him (Allan F. Clough.) The Dept Of Conservation want to remove it as it's unsafe. I don't consider a cableway there is a necessity. Learn to cross rivers at minimised risk or don't cross them if you can't. This is a better clip of the many I've watched. Well done.
You create amazing content Z ... the countryside is stunning .. beautiful waterfalls and sunrises and sunsets to die for. You cover a lot of ground in a short time if it was me I'd take forever cos of looking around at all those aspects. Thanks for sharing my friend it's always such a pleasure to accompany you on your adventures. Bushyboy Oz.
Another great journey, BK. So much to like in this one (as in all of your posts). Your footwear doesn't look as though it could stand up to that rocky terrain, and with the stream crossings creating wet conditions for your feet I imagine they have to dry out quick before any potential blister spots start. Do you lace them really tight? Are they a special construction? I only comment on this because I never went into the mountains back in the day without hefty hiking boots, and always had a pair of neoprene socks for crossings in the hope of heading off foot problems which I experienced only once and never made the same mistake again. You must have a work around! Anyway, never miss any of your posts, top-shelf in all aspects. Thanks for taking the time to create another great adventure. I thoroughly enjoyed it! Cheers.
Thanks Rick. Yeah I prefer trails runners for 3 season tramping as they are way lighter and dry quickly. The downside to them is they don't last nearly as long as boots but I feel the trade offs are worth it. I don't feel I need the ankle support either. I have found using an injinji toe sock liner and a light cushioned sock over that works best for me. I haven't had blisters since hiking TA. Cheers
Hey mate, what a hike. A few years back I did a mission to Carrington took us about 6 hours in, but we ran out the next day and did it in 4 hours from carrington to the highway! Love your work, keep it up.
Love your videos Zeb, thanks for filming the trip to share. Does your sleeping bag have a water repellent outer? Just wondering about the dew when you sleep out in the open, or under your tarp. Cheers.
Thanks so much Laura. Nah my bag doesn't have a water repellent outer but the down is dry treated so it drys quicker and isn't as affected by water. Getting a bag wet for one night isn't going to do much damage as long as it isn't stored wet. Cheers!
That was a beautiful video, man I miss Arthur’s pass such a incredible outdoor play ground. If you feel like doing a epic adventure on the other side.,. Head up deception river onto the Edward hut then round to Otehake hut pass the hot pool and back to decption bridge took us 4 days a long time ago now but still remember it being a epic trip
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Mate, I literally just came down out of the Ruahines, got home, cranked my heater, ripped my wet clothes off, poured myself a beer, sat down and then got the notification for your new vid. Talk about perfect timing! What an awesome trip brutha. I'm the same with poles. Anything rocky or anything where you need to climb and grab stuff poles are annoying. Once you hit the flat even stuff that's when the poles come out. I'm pretty sure I've seen vids where they've used that cable way so I think you're right about the high river. Anyways cheers for another banger and bring on the next. Yeah buddy!! 👍🤙
That's what I'm talking about! Love it bro.
I hope you had a great time out. Cheers for watching mate!
At 4:44 he's showing the plaque to Deryck Morse, a stalwart of the Canterbury Mountaineering Club, and whom I met in 1971. The Anti-Crow hut that preceded the Forest Service hut he camped adjacent to would have been 100 years old next year. I believe my pal Pete' left the door open when the open fire was roaring, and the wind blew embers everywhere, destroying the hut in 1977/78. It was a tired old darling that attracted rodents and rot but served mountaineers and trampers well for 50 years.
The Clough Memorial Cableway he mentions at 9:44 was erected in memory of Alan (C)? Clough who drowned. Way up the head of the Wilberforce Rvr between Park-Morpeth Hut and Browning Pass is the Clough Memorial, also to him (Allan F. Clough.) The Dept Of Conservation want to remove it as it's unsafe. I don't consider a cableway there is a necessity. Learn to cross rivers at minimised risk or don't cross them if you can't.
This is a better clip of the many I've watched. Well done.
Amazing sunrise and sunsets. What a great experience. Never thought about walking in at night to a camping site. That's next level!
Thanks Adam. Yeah going in after work opens up a few more opportunities. Especially when I don't have time for a proper 2 day trip.
Cheers mate
You create amazing content Z ... the countryside is stunning .. beautiful waterfalls and sunrises and sunsets to die for. You cover a lot of ground in a short time if it was me I'd take forever cos of looking around at all those aspects. Thanks for sharing my friend it's always such a pleasure to accompany you on your adventures. Bushyboy Oz.
Thank you mate! It's stunning terrain. Sometimes I do just want to sit down and take it all in, absolutely love it out there.
Cheers
Those km come easy these days zeb. Most people take 2 days and you do it in a day. Legend.
Cheers mate. I enjoy it, nothing wrong with taking your time but I enjoy the challenge.
Another great journey, BK. So much to like in this one (as in all of your posts). Your footwear doesn't look as though it could stand up to that rocky terrain, and with the stream crossings creating wet conditions for your feet I imagine they have to dry out quick before any potential blister spots start. Do you lace them really tight? Are they a special construction? I only comment on this because I never went into the mountains back in the day without hefty hiking boots, and always had a pair of neoprene socks for crossings in the hope of heading off foot problems which I experienced only once and never made the same mistake again. You must have a work around! Anyway, never miss any of your posts, top-shelf in all aspects. Thanks for taking the time to create another great adventure. I thoroughly enjoyed it! Cheers.
Thanks Rick. Yeah I prefer trails runners for 3 season tramping as they are way lighter and dry quickly. The downside to them is they don't last nearly as long as boots but I feel the trade offs are worth it. I don't feel I need the ankle support either.
I have found using an injinji toe sock liner and a light cushioned sock over that works best for me. I haven't had blisters since hiking TA.
Cheers
Epic speedy trip. So well filmed. I always look forward to your next adventure. Thanks for taking the time to film.
Cheers Steve. Thanks for taking the time to watch.
Definitely another enjoyable video, can’t beat seeing a new day come😃
You sure can't! Love a good sunrise.
Thanks TJ 🙂
Lots of great content again. Your getting closer to those glaciers, what's that all about 😉
Haha just you wait till winter mate! 😁
Cheers bro
This whole trail is majestic my friend, absolutely stunning upload and so nicely presented and narrated!
Thanks so much!
Speed trip. Such beautiful landscapes. You're a legend! 💪😊
Thank you Sandi!
Much appreciated
Talk about turn and burn! Thanks for sharing my friend 🤠
Cheers Herb!
Nice. (lots of memories there) 5:10
Thanks Blair!
Hey mate, what a hike. A few years back I did a mission to Carrington took us about 6 hours in, but we ran out the next day and did it in 4 hours from carrington to the highway! Love your work, keep it up.
Sounds like an awesome mission! Glad you enjoyed mine.
Cheers Ben
Another beautiful trip with you... thanks Zeb!
Your welcome 😊
Thanks heaps Lisa.
Thanks for sharing your journey you would enjoy the trip up to harman pass and camping up there or even going to waimakariri falls hut
Both have been on the list for a while. Definitely going to get there at some point.
Cheers mate
We are thinking of doing anti crow hut next weekend. Great video showing the three huts. Definitely will be visiting some of these.
Thanks Chris. I hope you have a great time on your trip.
Cheers
Nice bro 👌 love from Utah
Thank you!
Must get here soon! Another great adventure mate.
Thanks Daniel!
Cheers
Love your videos Zeb, thanks for filming the trip to share. Does your sleeping bag have a water repellent outer? Just wondering about the dew when you sleep out in the open, or under your tarp. Cheers.
Thanks so much Laura.
Nah my bag doesn't have a water repellent outer but the down is dry treated so it drys quicker and isn't as affected by water. Getting a bag wet for one night isn't going to do much damage as long as it isn't stored wet.
Cheers!
That was a beautiful video, man I miss Arthur’s pass such a incredible outdoor play ground.
If you feel like doing a epic adventure on the other side.,.
Head up deception river onto the Edward hut then round to Otehake hut pass the hot pool and back to decption bridge took us 4 days a long time ago now but still remember it being a epic trip
Thanks Pip! I've done the Deception and been to Edwards. I'll have to loop it all together one day! Cheers for the idea.
Awesome trip! I really need to get down to the mainland more.
You sure do! Lot of epic country. Thanks Dougie.
Cheers
What an awesome trip!! Beautiful country and an insanely quick trip in and out. Looking forward to hearing about the next one!
Thanks heaps Georgia! 😊
From Carrington hut, The Three Passes is a great tramp.
It's definitely on my list!
Thanks 😊