Kroombit Tops Razorback trail in a GQ Nissan Patrol after heavy rains

This week we leave Kroombit Tops National Park and start heading south. The mountain is predicted to get a heap of rain and after the 2 solid days earlier in the week it was time to get out of there while we could.
heading north out of the park, the steepest part of the drive is bitumen, then turns back to dirt.
We managed to do 3/4 of Razorback trail, but time was pressing. Apart from a couple of steep climbs it was pretty easy going. it may even be more difficult in really dry and dusty conditions.

[@glennjackson1417]

A big thanks for the effort you put in .... We get so many ideas (and great trips) out of your and other youtubers contributions .... I hope you know that you provide great raw/real (meant in a nice way) content which is appreciated... please keep it up (if we had your talent, we would) ... PS been camping in and enjoying the snow for over 50 years, and really enjoyed seeing it through your eyes in the posts of that trip ... all the best!!!

[@GoingOverland]

Thanks Glenn, those early videos aren't the best but how else do you learn 😉. Thanks for the generous support and I really enjoy sharing our experiences and hope to so what places are like to drive and tow. Lot of time when doing research on a new place very hard to figure out if our trailer will be OK. Cheers mate and thanks for the support 👍

[@oconnorfamilyadventures]

Love your videos! Keep up the great adventures. Sharp rocks at Kroombit got one of our tyres a couple weeks ago and yea kids are always hungry the minute they get in the car. :-)

[@OverlandUnknown]

really nice video guys. It's a great place for adventures. Cheers, Grant

[@unproadventures4142]

Loved the vid The drone footage was nice 👌

[@mutley473]

What’s the camp called at the end that you found on Wiki

[@ericdawson3425]

Try it after 6 months with no rain