I’ve watched all your Hexatrek videos and am up to date with the TA, your videos are absolutely awesome you’re a new entry into my all time top 5 RUclipsrs, thank you for the momentary breaks from real life, and keep on kicking butt on the trail.
That Goat Pass hut was sooo well maintained! That was not a "hut", it was a literal cabin in the wilderness. Surprisingly, most of those huts look very well maintained, considering how remote many of them are.
Yeah it’s pretty incredible the amount of work that goes into it all. We always make sure to sweep and wipe all the tables and put up the mattresses before we leave. People seem to take pretty good care of them generally.
I bet you walk around with wet socks most of the time! You had some nice huts to stay in. The birds overthere look pretty special. Hard work, walking in the rain and a lot of rocks! But still very beautyful! That bridge looked challenging! But a good way to cross the river! Good going! 😊
Thanks for including the names of hut and geographic features as it makes it easier to follow along on the TA map. This video was fun with the waterfalls and wildlife.
Rainy days often end up being the silliest- how do you keep yourself entertained on trail? 😅
I’ve watched all your Hexatrek videos and am up to date with the TA, your videos are absolutely awesome you’re a new entry into my all time top 5 RUclipsrs, thank you for the momentary breaks from real life, and keep on kicking butt on the trail.
Thank you so much for watching! That’s sooooo nice to hear :) I’m really glad you’re enjoying the series. Happy trails!
That Goat Pass hut was sooo well maintained! That was not a "hut", it was a literal cabin in the wilderness. Surprisingly, most of those huts look very well maintained, considering how remote many of them are.
Yeah it’s pretty incredible the amount of work that goes into it all. We always make sure to sweep and wipe all the tables and put up the mattresses before we leave. People seem to take pretty good care of them generally.
I bet you walk around with wet socks most of the time!
You had some nice huts to stay in.
The birds overthere look pretty special.
Hard work, walking in the rain and a lot of rocks!
But still very beautyful!
That bridge looked challenging! But a good way to cross the river!
Good going! 😊
Wet socks every day!! 🙃
Wow the trail looks gorgeous 😍. Thanks for sharing
It’s beautiful! Thanks for sharing watching :)
That looks so amazing. 🙏
It was!
Thanks for including the names of hut and geographic features as it makes it easier to follow along on the TA map. This video was fun with the waterfalls and wildlife.
Glad it was helpful! There are so many interesting birds in NZ
Fantail/pīwakawaka (Pronounced: Pee-Wahkahwahkah) Lovely birds :)
Exactly! Yes they’re lovely :)
After watching your first 800kms Im in.
Your spirit shines so bright and a joy to follow
thanks for sharing.
That’s so nice to hear! Thanks you watching 🙏🏼🧡
Absolutely gorgeous presentation! Shots and atmosphere are amazing! Absolutely amazing!
Thank you!! ☺️
Great video it was kool to see a texas tech decal on Yama water bottle i actually live in a small town near Lubbock lol
Oh cool! My cousin was living in Lubbock, but I think she just moved away
The Kea are so cool!
Such funny creatures!
And the smartest birds on the planet :)
Enjoyed watching your great hike in beautiful new Zealand 😊😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hope the mice didn’t keep you awake and steal your food in Huranui #3?! 😆
Haha luckily not. I always hang my food in the huts just in case!
New Zealand is an avian country, from the Moa to the fantail the Kea the Bellaire the albatross the halk and even a largest falcon extinct
It sure is! They’re very protective of their birds! 🐦
Do the Mitford track take bug spray
It’s not on the TA unfortunately:/