PEOPLE ARE DISGUSTING! Time To STOP RUINING Free Camping For EVERYONE!



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This week, we tackle the iconic Bridle Track in NSW taking in stunning views of the Macquarie River and rugged cliffs on our journey from Hill End to Bathurst. But the real highlight? Stumbling across a secret, unmarked track thatโ€™s not even on the maps, a hidden gem only the locals know about!

From challenging terrain to untouched beauty, this adventure is packed with everything we love about exploring off-road in Australia.

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This episode was filmed in: December 2024

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27 thoughts on “PEOPLE ARE DISGUSTING! Time To STOP RUINING Free Camping For EVERYONE!”

  1. We explored the Bridle Track this time last year, we were also fortunate enough to travel the full track before & after the landslide.

    Glad you found a camp spot in the end, top area for off-grid camping, especially to be able to cool off in the river.

    Happy travels.

    Cheers Marg

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  2. We have mates who live in Bathurst and they do these tracks all the time, we canโ€™t wait to get down to do them.

    I think your second camp site was better but than the fish camp site. Did you think about burying them to remove the smell? Sucks that people left the site like that.

    Great episode.
    Matt and Leisa

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  3. Great vid ๐Ÿ™Œ, I am amazed at your quality of production ๐Ÿ’™. I'd like to know and maybe worth an episode for those of us just starting out on youtube ๐Ÿค”. Can you give me some advice on what editing program you use, also cameras, recording voices, what levels your volume is set at for voices and music ๐Ÿฅธ. My videos are lacking on the noise quality side of production, also the cameras you are using are producing a good result. Anyway love following your crazy touring ๐Ÿ’™.

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  4. Great advice about listening to people about how they may think the ease of a track is, when i started wheeling, i would have freaked out on the bridle track, but now after about 20 years experience, its about as hard as the m4๐Ÿ˜‚

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  5. Hey guys – we've followed you for ages, and then we see you were in our backyard! It would have been lovely to meet you for a coffee or a beer. We were brought up on the Turon – definitely God's country! Did you end up coming into Bathurst? There is a bit of trouble on the Bridle Track of people leaving their shit behind, which wrecks it for everyone. Safe travels for where you go next! x

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