4WD Blue Mountains Day Trip | Low Range and River Crossings | Caves to Caves Trail | 4WD Adventure |

[@rowlandharvey7274]

Nice video thanks for sharing

[@Challenger4WD]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. 😀🤙🏼

[@ryantilley-general.shenanigans]

You just got a new subscriber, that was great mate, very informative!

[@Challenger4WD]

Thanks Mate, it’s much appreciated! I’m glad you enjoyed it. 😀👍🏻

[@pesohernandez1091]

Nice one Neil. we were up around Lithgow and then Rydal a few weekends ago. was nice to see most of it was dried out somewhat. Rydal still had a lot of standing water at some used to be simple crossings. was good to get out though

[@Challenger4WD]

Thanks Peso, Rydal is Marangaroo etc? I must revisit it, lots of good 4WD spots. Hope the family is well and we should do a trip soon? 😀👍🏽

[@FlatBrokeAdventures]

Nice one Neil. I was wondering about the caves to caves drive. It's a shame they closed the roads but I think quite a bit of it is on public property. I'd sill love to do it though

[@Challenger4WD]

Thanks Jim, there is private property in there plus Wombeyan Caves Rd is often closed as is Jenolan Caves Rd. Pity because it could be a world class tourist drive. 😀

[@davidwebb8380]

good vid ,Neil,,,,any chance of putting up screen shots of maps and directions for your trips in the future ???? thanks ,,,Dave

[@Challenger4WD]

Yes I will do Dave no problem. I’ll do track notes in future. This trip was mostly Kowmung River FT which joins up with Morong Creek FT. From Mt Werong you’d take Banshea Rd to Banshea Hill Trail which joins up with Kowmung FT. 👍🏻😀

[@big.red.76]

nice day out mate👌

[@Challenger4WD]

It was a good day Rod. Didn’t see a soul until the end. 👍🏽😀

[@ametti000]

Excellent video. Showing names and condition of trails.

[@Challenger4WD]

Glad you liked it! I really had a good solo day out, and thanks for the comment. 😀🤙🏼

[@ltdrebin]

Great video and I'm plotting out the same track to do with my son in a few weeks on a Father&Son camping weekend..just wondering what you dropped PSI down to for these trails? Did something similar and we went down to 26PSI for the majority of it. Thanks!

[@Challenger4WD]

Thank you, something magic about father and son trips. Yes I dropped the tyres well under 30psi, just for comfort. It’s a great trip and better over a couple of days so camping somewhere, maybe Dingo Dell, is a good idea. Let me know how you go, I’ll be interested in the conditions. 😀👍🏻

[@whatupg1]

Thankyou for the video, I would like to learn to 4wd with my Pajero Sport. Blue mountains is only 2 hrs from home

[@Challenger4WD]

Thank you, maybe join a 4WD club, they’ll give you training and you can practice on one of their trips? 🤙🏼😀

[@JarradDRS]

Nice video mate. Good to see they’ve finally put up a new dunny at Dingo Dell. That little creek you cross is Tuglow Hole Creek, Dingo Dell Creek runs into it. How many K’s have you got on your Challenger?

[@Challenger4WD]

Thx Jarrad. Nearly 163K kms on the Challenger. I want to do that drive with the trailer at some point. It’s a very nice bit of bush. 😀👍🏻

[@JarradDRS]

@@Challenger4WD she’s still a youngster mate haha. I’ve got a 2017 Triton with 170k on it. I’m kinda surprised we haven’t passed each other out on the tracks. You visit a lot of the same areas that I camp and tour through.

[@Challenger4WD]

Ok, was that the run out of the old shape? A very capable vehicle the Triton too. I saw no one until Kanangra on the last trip, but it was a Wednesday I think. 😀

[@JarradDRS]

@@Challenger4WD nah the first of the new shape, but different to the current model. I said I’d keep it 10 years when I bought it, but it’s aging so well, I’d say I’ll probably keep it 15 years. There was a few blokes camped on the Kowmung last I was there, but didn’t see another vehicle for nearly 2 days, and it was a weekend, which was surprising.

[@EXMUSLIM4264]

awesome

[@Challenger4WD]

Thank you 🙏 😀👍🏻