I have always cherished this trip, as it offers not only a sense of adventure but also an opportunity to immerse myself in its rich heritage. From exploring historical landmarks to experiencing the cultural traditions that have stood the test of time, every moment feels like a journey through the stories and legacies of the past.
Hi Jamie. We drove from the Gantry to Falls Lookout and Rocky Hole last week. A lot of fun. Was dry and fairly easy 4x4 drive. Love the area. Well done video.
@@JamieHazelden Yes. In the Mighty Canter. Brother helped build a new storage box on the back. Looking real good now. Doing more trips and learning about our country.
I haven't been to Mt Mee for ages. I remember a BBQ or two there and a nice swimming hole not too far away. I remember driving the A-Break and a couple of other tracks. There's a camping area somewhere there that I was going to try out but never did. Anyway, thanks for another great Video Jamie. I loved it.
I've spent a lot of time around D'Aguillar. I'm not sure if it is still accessible, but there used to be an easement/firebreak out the back of Dayboro that lead up to the ridge to t junction. You could follow the trail South and end up at South D'Aguillar, or go right and head north. That track followed the ridge all the way to the gantry atea. Heaps of side tracks that lead to old logging areas and cattle pastures on the range. Stunning country.
It sure is an amazing area. We traveled around all through there. Our aim was to travel through D’Aguilar national park on dirt to Mt Glories. We came across a number a gates that puts back on to the Bituman. As you can map it all the way in the National Park.
@JamieHazelden Yep. Some years ago, I looked at a property at a property on Raynbird Creek Road, west of Kobble Creek, but on the western side of the range. We were told that the fire break on the boundary at the top of the ridge joined Mt Glorious Road to the south, and the northern way eventually got you to Kobble Creek over a couple of ridges. The breaks are visible on Google maps, and no doubt any decent mapping system. Many moons ago I had a book (atlas) called Explore Australia by Four Wheel Drive. It had some tracks in there that I've never seen on other maps.
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There's nothing like a real Land Rover Defender to put a smile on a man's face, and with good scenery, what could go wrong? Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, Go the Landy.
Yeah water certainly makes driving on slippery tracks treacherous
It sure can at times.
Another ripper episode Jamie, thanks for taking us along.
Cheers
Rich
Thanks glad you enjoyed it.
I have always cherished this trip, as it offers not only a sense of adventure but also an opportunity to immerse myself in its rich heritage. From exploring historical landmarks to experiencing the cultural traditions that have stood the test of time, every moment feels like a journey through the stories and legacies of the past.
Well said so true.
Love this!!
Good one mate!
Cheers Baz
Good to see you out and about great video
Thanks Mal lots more to come.
Nice to see you doing your thing mate, an your way too 👍🏻
Appreciate mate 👍
Awesome content as always Jamie 🍻🍻
Thank you
Hi Jamie. We drove from the Gantry to Falls Lookout and Rocky Hole last week. A lot of fun. Was dry and fairly easy 4x4 drive. Love the area. Well done video.
@@hendrikaflikweert9732 that’s awesome in the mighty Canter? It is a great drive.
@@JamieHazelden Yes. In the Mighty Canter. Brother helped build a new storage box on the back. Looking real good now. Doing more trips and learning about our country.
I haven't been to Mt Mee for ages. I remember a BBQ or two there and a nice swimming hole not too far away. I remember driving the A-Break and a couple of other tracks. There's a camping area somewhere there that I was going to try out but never did. Anyway, thanks for another great Video Jamie. I loved it.
Awesome Stuart cheers, plenty of camping out there.
Can't wait for more content! gotta twist your arm to do a trip with my little 90 when I'm back in QLD 😂
@@raecurbz never know what could happen. 👌🏻
I've spent a lot of time around D'Aguillar. I'm not sure if it is still accessible, but there used to be an easement/firebreak out the back of Dayboro that lead up to the ridge to t junction. You could follow the trail South and end up at South D'Aguillar, or go right and head north. That track followed the ridge all the way to the gantry atea. Heaps of side tracks that lead to old logging areas and cattle pastures on the range. Stunning country.
It sure is an amazing area. We traveled around all through there. Our aim was to travel through D’Aguilar national park on dirt to Mt Glories. We came across a number a gates that puts back on to the Bituman. As you can map it all the way in the National Park.
@JamieHazelden Yep. Some years ago, I looked at a property at a property on Raynbird Creek Road, west of Kobble Creek, but on the western side of the range. We were told that the fire break on the boundary at the top of the ridge joined Mt Glorious Road to the south, and the northern way eventually got you to Kobble Creek over a couple of ridges.
The breaks are visible on Google maps, and no doubt any decent mapping system. Many moons ago I had a book (atlas) called Explore Australia by Four Wheel Drive. It had some tracks in there that I've never seen on other maps.