GOSSE BLUFF | Central Australia |

[@berzerk1450]

I flew directly over it by accident in the Microsoft Flightsimulator while i was on my way to New Zealand and wondered what it is. So i checked my map and looked it up in Wikipedia and searched for Real-Life Videos. Its not just a game but edutainment. Thank you and Greetings from Bavaria, Germany.

[@outdoorstuff7]

Thanks for telling me about that, pretty cool actually.

[@dbhunt3255]

Another fun video! Thanks for sharing!

[@outdoorstuff7]

Would have been incredible to see that crater the day after it actually hit. Must have been huge!

[@yetiblack]

Another great adventure with an awesome story. Really look forward to the next one. 😊

[@outdoorstuff7]

Hike on!

[@katherinequinonez1057]

I am going to start using your videos as a guide to where we will go next! Great Video!

[@outdoorstuff7]

The comet crater was "out of this world!"

[@SensatiousHiatus]

Nice! I trekked the Larapinta Trail in that area back in 2016 and remember hearing about this place, but I never made it out there. I'm curious how you made it out that way? Did you hire a 4WD car and just drive out there? Was there a special permit you needed to go out there? Cheers and excellent video mate...I'm hoping to make it back down under again sometime!

[@outdoorstuff7]

The area can be accessed via a paved road from Alice Springs. Only the last few miles are unpaved/gravel/sand/dust. We used an All Wheel Drive Rav 4 (not a true 4-wheel drive) and it was fine. Just needed to be a little higher than a normal car since there are a few rough spots (nothing major). No special permit is required.

[@SensatiousHiatus]

@@outdoorstuff7 Thanks for the reply! Good to know!