Lake Judd, Southwest Tasmania

An overnight hike to Lake Judd in southwest Tasmania (and a paddle on the lake in my packraft).
Trip write-up at www.chasingche...
(Music by Epidemic Sound)

[@petr-podrouzek]

Amazing, my friend ! :-)

[@matgordon-smith1949]

Great video mate. I’m late on this, but what was the pack that you struggled with? Sorry if it was in the vid and I missed it

[@ChasingCheetahs]

@@matgordon-smith1949 It is a Hyperlite Mountain Gear Southwest 4400. I have been using it since. The trip I struggled on was one where I had to carry water for the whole trip (about 7 liters). With most of that weight at the back, the pack was pulling backwards. But in usual use, I’ve been very happy with the pack.

[@matgordon-smith1949]

@ thanks mate. Yep, I went with the Durston Kakwa 55 and had similar issues, but think I just need to get it dialled in👍

[@tasmaniahutadventures]

Nice video I was just down that way....check my profile picture out....is that a Nemo tensor I see? There bloody good I got one aswell and got a new tent....also check my video out of repellent for us hikers...nice walk and footage....shoutout to Dennis wolley old pws ranger who came up with the duck walk idea 😂👍🍺

[@ChasingCheetahs]

Yep, the Nemo Tensor Insulated in the long wide size 👍🏻

[@tasmaniahutadventures]

@@ChasingCheetahs yeah same mate haha blow out first Tassie person I've seen with one bar myself done well....Nemo pads are good but the tents are crap for Tassie weather