Hi Jase! Fascinating to see you’re still doing those (now even longer) long overnight walks! One of these days I gotta finish bondi to manly, but the familiar struggles you shared at the end of this video has me wondering otherwise haha.

What a beautiful walk so far, absolutely love the bush and the sounds, the birds are amazing, makes you want to sit for a couple of days eh and listen to it all. Cheers Judy

I was so invested in watching your walk hahaha well done !

well done next week I am starting from Wondabyne station to Newcastle hoping 7 days is enough

Would be awesome if you share where to camp and all

I am getting inspired by people like you guys

After watching this entire trek and living along with the sheer endurance and hardships you went through I was utterly delighted with your win over the obstacles and physical harshnesses you went through in order to achieve your goal! I doubt many would have the courage spirit of adventure to actually DO this trek! I know there have been people who share the same adventurous spirit you have in common; and it’s hats off to you for making this happen, filming it all, and sharing with us here on youtube! [Bravo!]

I just found your video (I'm a late bloomer) and found it inspirational and helpful. I'm up to day 6 of your series. Well done and thankyou so much!

Starting the OT this week and this was a great orientation. Great video (apart from the terrible music 😊). Good video work and relatable, authentic commentary 👍

Congrats on finishing the walk!

That was a heifer, no bull. The udder was not enlarged from being pregnant and suckling a calf. From a distance could be mistaken for a scrotum

Hey well done, I am considering this walk and have some experience around the Hornsby to brooklyn area but I am wondering how well single posted the trail is around the Watagons area and if you used any apps to keep you on the right track? Thanks in advance

Great job though 🏆

Man I have always wanted to do this. But it's hard to justify 10 days!. Could spend that time in South East Asia or anywhere in the world really...

Thanks for the videos mate. Love the honesty!

Can’t watch anymore,

How'd you find it going in the opposite direction to what the guide book says?

You gotta touch the obelisk then when you reach the finish line touch the Sydney obelisk.

Nobody ever likes anything in this stupid place. Good vid!

Absolutely stunning scenery, shots are spectacular and so beautifully presented!

Excellent video , well done 👍🏻

This guy did anything but complain about his physical condition. I will recommend him not to attempt any of the Andes or Himalayas treks.

Congratulations on doing the whole walk, I'm just getting started on planning a segment or two of the GNW as a starting point (probably the Olney sections as I go camping there), as its been many years since I've done a multiday hike. Loved hearing your humble style and your insights throughout the series (I watched it all), Your journey reminded me of a 10 day walk I did on Fraser Island in the 1980s when I was a student but without the big hills and the infrastructure - Not sure if that is on your list but I recommend it.

Loved the tassie walk how do you not get blisters?

Beautiful pacific sunrise guys!

Welcome to my home land....what a mad mission mate great video

Gear list would be awesome mate! :)

Great videos and adventures👍

Jase cracking effort. Appreciate you editing all this amazing footage. It was great to revisit the scenery of The Three Capes track again. You probably already have but is your gear list published anywhere? Well done on your achievement👍🏻

No hiking poles? They really are your bodies best friend. Even for you young ones. I love how you say just 44 ks. Lol like a marathon.

270 ks for your first hike. 27 ks a day. That's huge to start at. Love to know what gear you used. Did you use a mavic mini? I know in Oz alot aren't UL hikers. Loved the views of my old home town. (SYDNEY).

That view at night. Wow.

Top effort great videos thanks

Looking forward to Part 4. Thanks for the slow journey. It's a different way of looking at Tassie.

Great video. Sent you a facebook message and keen to have a chat about projects.

I like the eerie music and the "YOU ARE BEING WATCHED" graffiti at the 45 minute mark.... Would have gotten through there pretty quickly if that was me!

Theres a trail walk from Canberra to Victoria or vice versa, the Australian Alps Walking Track, 655km. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2e3k5ifgN2jidU

Were you using microspikes at all in the snow? As a Queenslander, I have absolutely no clue when it comes to snow!

Well done mate! Super keen to do this hike, loved watching your journey. Keep up the good work!

Love your adventure and have been following you since the last time you took the Great North Walk. It must be very lonely at times by yourself. By saying that, maybe it is easier to do it on your own and you can moves as you want at any time and no one to hold you back.

Hey Jase, really enjoying following your journey. Just to note I don't think you were on the top of Ossa. Ossa is a plateau and there is a false summit on top of those rocks before the final push. You have to go down over the rocks for a while and then climb up onto the plateau which was probably out of sight in the conditions you were experiencing. Something to look forward to next time maybe? Those gusts would have probably blown you off the top. I had to smile when you said on the video when you were going through The Japanese Garden section on the side of Mt Doris that you were almost there. What a beautiful place. Cheers, Pete

what season was this? Im planning to do this walk in summer would you recommend against it?

Some great cinematography, would love to hear some facts and insight into the landscapes you walk, the moss and shrub 6 minutes in was interesting!

Hey Jase, we’ll done on the trip again. One the best Overland videos I have viewed. Have you published your Overland track gear list some where as I have probably missed it. For example your wet weather/warm gear etc. Cheers Paul

Great stuff Jase. Thanks for sharing you’re adventure with us. I’m really enjoying watching this series. Can’t wait for the next episode!

Hey Jase thanks I thought I’d be bored but you inspire! And you claim you are learning. I’m just beginning to watch your videos and this one is so exciting probably because of the music but more so because of your planning and the anticipation of what’s to come. Regards Chris

Wow mate. Followed your Great North Walk series. It was great but you’ve outdone yourself. The narrative and videography is on point. Can’t wait for the next clip. Also Cradle mountain in winter… respect 👍Congrats.

In awe of your effort. Congrats and well done. Some real slogs! I walked it in 30 day walks solo, so had to walk each direction to get back to the car. As you mentioned, doing it in 10 days means that to was not much time to enjoy - as this walk really deserves. I hope you do get a chance to do it at a leisurely pace as it is one of the real gems we have in NSW. (BTW, videos of each of my walks on my channel) Again, I really enjoyed following you along the walk. Thanks.

im sure people have mentioned this before but id def recommend getting some lyclear cream or some sort of freezing spray to deal with ticks. its 100X easier than awkwardly trying to use tweezers in the mirror cause u can just kinda dab around the tick and leave it to die and fall out

this was a really great video series! i just finished it all and loved the way you documented everything, it was super interesting and engaging all the way through. im looking into planning my first thru hike (eventually... if this lockdown ever ends :/ ) and this has been an awesome resource. thanks for posting!!!