Near DISASTER in remote paradise! What broke? Flooded tracks & jaw dropping Alice Springs campsites!

The OFFGRID convoy has landed in the Northern Territory! Our central Australia adventure continues, tackling flooded tracks, desert camping, remote roads and mind-blowing gorges! It’s the red centre OffGrid style.
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Graham, Steph & Harley travel North through the Finke race route, along the Simpson Desert, and then on to the most stunning gorge country you’ve probably never heard of, the MacDonnell Ranges.
Incredible pristine swimming holes, natural hot springs, secluded gorges & camping so good, we don’t want to leave. It’s an unforgettable trip, but one mistake nearly brings it all to a crashing halt…
Missed the last episode of OFFGRID? Check it out here: • FLOODED & BOGGED! Do w...
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[@mightycarmods]

Excellent as always. Nobody else in the country is even close. Well done to the production crew also 👍

[@roastingpeanuts]

I feel a collaboration in the near future!

[@4WD247]

Thanks guys! Graham & the crew really appreciate it 🙏🏻

[@HeresMinx]

love you boys, thanks for years of entertainment

[@Diazjake]

Imagine if 4WD247 teamed up with the best 4WD channel 🤗

[@randomuser4310]

all 4 adventure?

[@v8greg79]

Loving the touring aspect of off grid, the semi 4wding rather than bashing a car to bits, the new places to go that only a 4wd can get to, and an actual goal. Loving it all. Cheers guys, bring it on.

[@tbduggan85]

Agreed. No hype, no drama or silly stuff, no trashing cars by pushing them to the extreme. Just realistic travel and off grid exploration by sensible, normal people.

[@paulscarlett2028]

I love a great way off track and perhaps a winch, but this is just so accessible and enjoyable, and the scenery is off the charts. You seem to balance well distance and time, a trick I am trying to learn. This series is amazing and I’m glad it’s only half done. Well done team.

[@thechoshow12]

Agreed. My type of 4wding

[@BenIntentional]

What do I love? We get the old Graham back! Passionate, loving life, inspiring the rest of us. ❤

[@GodlyXtreme]

I've been watching for 4-5 years now, I am from the US. I absolutely love watching 4WD 24/7! I look forward to every episode! Wish we had this type of roading!

[@dolguldur4706]

You have it...its just you dont go out exploring more in your country..thats it

[@stansmith8585]

I've been watching this show for two years now and, I think it's the best show on KZbin!

[@REDROCKMAN2010]

We do ! Explore !

[@johngruppetta1134]

The best part of OFF GRID is that you are showing 90% of 4x4 owners can get to without having to winch out of. Thanks for such an entertaining. We are looking forward to exploring some of your trips to the outback. Thanks Heaps.

[@benpaine5060]

Off grid is everything us touring folk wanna see, best production I have seen yet, well done to the 4WD 24/7 crew, Grahame, Steph n Harley, absolutely love this series, cant wait for the next episode! thanks guys! P.S. don't get me wrong, love watching shauno, jock n jessie cracking the tough tracks, but this is the real deal ;)

[@bradwillcocks3915]

Guys, just keep doing this! The format is fantastic, the locations are epic and helps all of us with things to expect when planning our own trips. Off grid, for me is much closer to reality of how I use my 4wd when compared to doing crazy tracks.

[@scottiepaterson2872]

You guys are probably swamped with comments and won’t see this, but we absolutely love your 4WD 24/7 off grid series, arguably the best KZbin vanning Australian travel videos out there. The amazing locations, production quality, vehicles, gear, vans in use, photography, balance of conversation and information, humorous banter, 4x4 tips and tricks, cooking, Graham’s entertaining hosting, the good looking interesting talent, it’s such entertaining TV. We absolutely LOVE these videos and get so excited to see new videos added regularly. For the sake of all of us working class Aussie travellers and dreamers please keep making them. I’m sure everyone agrees!

[@4WD247]

Thank you so much legend! 🤙

[@itsYaBoyD_]

The production of this series is next level. The cinematography combined with grahams narration and pure passion for the outdoors is amazing. Love it!

[@TOPOM42]

Always love hearing Graham's passion for this adventure. This has certainly been a great outlet for his type of travel.

[@rogerhector5885]

no one else even comes close

[@cybursus]

It's not just one thing that makes OFF-GRID so good, please keep on going as you guys are doing 👍

[@Liendoelcm]

I am a Scot/Canadian, and chances are, I will never see Australia. This is a fantastic adventure for me. It is so different from anything I have ever seen. I enjoy seeing your vehicles and vans, and am amazed at their versatility and the fantastic driving skills you have to adopt. The Australian design vans and dust proof of them and the boxes on the back of your trucks are second to none. How you can bang them around without damage going through floods and troughs is a whole new ball game in adventure. Keep up the good work. You have me hooked!

[@garymatthews7363]

Graham you asked what there is to like about your show. For me it’s the natural authenticity & casual non commercial way you create & present it with the big bonus being of course that it’s all done in unique special parts of our great Australia ! Thank you. Next time give your awesome cameraman a sausage to go with his dried up bacon & egg for breakfast ! Cheers to that !

[@TheBikeMechanic]

What I like are the vistas and the adventure to get to them. As a bicycle mechanic and just tipped o'er the half-century mark I have little chance of making it to the AUSome southern hemisphere so I enjoy seeing a living vicariously through OffGrid and 4WD247. Between Graham, Shauno, Jesse, Shorty, the Dirty 30, Sooty, Rocket , Sam and the rest of the usuals and camera crew I have travelled through oz since 2014 with you all. It is my pleasure just to be here with you as you film, eat, sleep and wreck trucks every episode!! Thank you all for being yourselves and bringing us along with you; we love you for it and I appreciate the opportunity to watch bits and pieces of Australia pass before the screen and know that If I cannot do what I want then there are some who are afforded to do it in my place. Thanks you guys and gals, you are ALL welcome in my home if you find yourselves in Quebec, Canada at anytime!!!

[@vaughnmahabir9638]

Graham and Steph are the best, Harley are still in training, Do not let them go. Continue having them around.

[@LifeOfLevi]

You know it’s a good day when 4wd 24/7 got a new video!

[@sidathbandara1749]

Graham planting pure inspiration on this channel again. Well done mate

[@Snatch4WDGal]

I love every bit of off grid

[@matty_isthemotto]

Beats the shit Shawn is doing

[@Snatch4WDGal]

Graham and his new friends are showing us parts of Australia that most of us have never seen before or been to but I bet most are dreaming of visiting there now

[@TrentCain]

Off-grid is by far my favourite content on this channel. I love that its more realistic, family friendly adventures that highlights both the journey and the destination. Rather than being all about chest beating and thrashing vehicles "tough tracks".

[@biglap.australia]

You’re a great host Graham and always a delight to watch. The Off Grid series is a fantastic idea.

[@coreyrule7525]

Honestly my favourite part about the Off Grid series is the whole damn thing! Literally this is the stuff of dreams and one day I'll get there but until then, I'll happily watch you lap it up and froth over doing it myself!!

[@Barbzy]

OFF GRID is the best! watching you guys having fun and just doing normal things we can achieve.

[@gmcevoy]

The thing that I like with Off Grid, is that I can get a glimpse of what I will never be able to see for real. I live in Belgium, and I am locked down by a job and family life (not that it's a bad thing, quite the contrary). But I know pretty much for sure that I will never ever be able to visit these awe inspiring sites. Never be able to own such a rig as yours, nor to sleep in such comfort while being off grid. But it sure is nice of you to share your lifestyle, and give me a birds eye view of what life can be out there. It looks fantastic. You lead a great life, Graham. Again, I am grateful that you are in such a position that you are able to share snippets of it. Thank you, and those around you who help make it happen.

[@Themanoutdoors]

I watch these from the UK, and it just blows my mind the size of OZ. I love Graham, Steph & Harley. They gel and work so well together. The mix of information about roads, camping along with history and of course 4x4 driving is just perfect. I couple happily watch episodes twice the length. Please please give the camera man a shout out, lots of stunning footage and great timing! Well done all!

[@gregcooke3260]

This is your best work. No hype or excesses. Just good touring to beautiful places with nice people. You 3 (+ the cameraman) are making some of the best footage I've seen in years. Please keep up the good work, and safe travels to you all.

[@uncharted4x4advantures]

Absolutely love this show. Watched every episode over the past 5 years. You guys have inspired me to build my dream 4wd and since you’ve been doing Off Grid, you’ve inspired me. I’m finally quitting my job and heading off around oz. Can’t wait to get out and explore everything this beautiful country has to offer. Keep up the awesome work guys 🤙🏼

[@davewain363]

Take your time and enjoy the lap. Wish I could join you.

[@YanDoroshenko]

What I like about Off Grid is Graham, the most handsome dwarf in all Australia.

[@SHOCKcustoms]

Would like to see a vid on trailer and van maintenance on a trip like this

[@davidkilts1670]

I enjoy the positivity in your content. I need to mentally escape the BS happening in the world and have my attention redirected to how wonderful the natural world is. Your productions are top-notch and excellent at presenting your beautiful country. I live in a very different but also scenic area. I am about 30 miles east of Mount Rainier in Washington State, USA. This area is heavily forested, with many trees over 30 meters tall. We have deep forests, waterfalls, and a lot of rugged terrain. I thank you for the quality enjoyment and for being kid friendly.

[@rshutterbug47]

It's Simple, Your Doing What DREAMS Are Made Of, & We Get To Kinda Live Them By Watching You, THANKS, GREAT STUFF

[@LB-rj7fj]

Many things we love about OFF-GRID but for me the best aspect is your down to earth personalities enjoying and showing of our beautiful country.

[@daverech4277]

The best thing about your show is that I don't need a highly modified car to do these trips. It great that you are doing a touring show. We went out to the west Mac's last year and I thought that the Serpentine gorge was just such a peaceful serene place, something very special going on there. Keep up the great work.

[@eranwilliams4098]

Why I love off grid with Graham: My favorite parts of this whole channel have always been the deep country camping, making it to remote locations, the scenic shots and sights, the adventures. Early pandemic, getting to enjoy deep nature following along your eco-muse channel was my sanctuary. Part of that is the ambiance of settling in for a cook at night and enjoying the conversation of following along as you cook or fish. But I have to say, one of the things I really love that you do, is talk about the history, culture, or lore of an area. Not only are my eyes feasting with the gorgeous deep country scenery, not only is my soul feasting tagging along for your adventures, but my mind and sprit are feasting on learning about things I wouldn't otherwise ever know. If it matters, I'm american and while technically I could probably get over there and make an epic 4wd adventure happen, There's more adventures here than I could ever make happen and I can do them for a fraction of the price. I love that I get to experience my favorite type of adventuring, in a place I'll probably never get the chance to. Not because I couldn't, but just because there are too many wonderful things to do in a life. But, in-between my own adventures, I can tag along with yours in the evening as I enjoy my dinner and a drink at night at home, helping encourage me to get to planning my next adventure.

[@Wildmavericks]

Graham, you're the reason me and my family watch. Your energy is infectious and always makes us get in the car and head out ourselves. Please never change!

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

At the risk of being a bit self-indulgent here, we spent around 6 months at Alice Springs over the hot season and it had a big impact on me. The following was something I wrote while we were out there. Hope you enjoy it :) The Alice The mighty MacDonnells stretch out to the west where the gorges cut right through the range and just when you think it's unbearably hot come the rains, the red land starts to change In a matter of days the red turns to green and the dry creek beds wetten and fill The long dormant seeds are all pulsing with life and there's water falls right through the hills From Simpsons to Big Hole to Ormiston Gorge and on where the Finke River flows the red and the green with a blue sky above are all out where the spinifex grows To the east stands The Alice on the great highway north where it's half way to Darwin or back and the track stretches onwards and touches the sky and the road is a ribbon of black It's a long way from nowhere in the heart of the land and it's 400 Ks to The Rock You'll find you make changes to well thought out plans and you'll no longer live by the clock It's ageless and timeless and all that you've heard You'll find that you're slipping away back to the Dreamtime with no need for words 'till the sun slowly sets on your stay (c) March 2003 - Alice Springs

[@trixaussie7257]

This actually made me cry 😅

[@GregBatt66]

Well written and captures the heart of the Red Centre beautifully!

[@user-mq2nn6ku1u]

Off Grid, is you, it's the way you present it, some places I've already been to, but others I'm planning to, but, it's your no nonsense way. Freaking love it.

[@aza013]

At 33mins 56second on your comments hit the nail on the head. That is what I am aiming for and will get it. Thank you and pls keep it coming, this is the real life experience everyone needs to live 😎🥃🥃🥃🥃

[@gavin4945]

You talent, your humour, your honesty and the people you travel with, awesome. I Can’t wait to explore the places you visit when the ducks are aligned

[@astrofrombne1123]

Awesome! My family owns a large cattle station at Mataranka near Katherine and this brought back memories of going up the paddock and navigating through rivers and swamps. Love the off grid series🇦🇺 💯🔥

[@nickk3839]

What I like about off-grid - I just can’t get enough of Stef. My heart constantly skips a beat.

[@jimmyclinton976]

This is way better then the same old hard 4wd episodes with cars not everyone can afford. This is more what I like. Off grid touring

[@alansmith8435]

I stopped watching 4WD 24-7 some time ago because I got sick of watching nothing but the extreme vehicle wrecking 4wd driving. I only stumbled across this "Offgrid" episode today. What a pleasure to watch some great touring 4w driving where you are trying to look after your vehicles. Great to watch.

[@goreng0033]

OFFGRID the best off-road touring show ever even better than cable tv show..change nothing..love it everything about this show..please keep on producing this high quality programs..btw gotta love steph stunning body 😜 love from malaysia

[@aussieallrounder6018]

What I like about this channel is they're AUSTRALIAN. And aren't pulling their puds scrambling to cater to anyone else but Aussies like a lot of other top line "Ozzy" youtubers.

[@brendanjohnson7005]

This series has been absolute perfection. Please don't change anything and offer Steph and Harley full time jobs. The three of you are a great crew!!!! We're in NZ and it's inspiring our family to get out alot more now!! Thank you.

[@robertjfsoper]

Great episode, ironically I now enjoy watching Offgrid more than 4WD24/7!

[@thomassheaves3526]

It’s the relaxation of exploring new spots. With new faces and are awasome.

[@rodneywright3370]

Been watching the channel since day 1. Off Grid has been a refreshing change to the car breaking hills and bog holes. Grahame, I watched your Ecomuse channel, and was disappointed when you stopped. Glad you’ve brought it back, but better. As a viewer in my 50s, this is exactly what I’m looking for. Let’s face it, 95% of your viewers do this type of wheeling. Keep it up guys. Absolutely loving it.😁

[@kdowz934]

What i enjoy is watching authentic smiles. I watch to dream my own dream. To see where and what could be.

[@cts7648]

I love off grid because as I'm sitting at work, unable to go anywhere currently due to family situations, I can still feel connected to these cool places and have virtual mini adventures. Keep up the good work from the U.S.

[@JoshBarnes]

The most remarkable aspect of the "Off Grid" series lies in the exploration of iconic locales it has undertaken and the captivating narrative that accompanies each journey. A distinctive feature that I adore is the use of vans, which sets it apart from the conventional approaches. This uniqueness is what continually draws me back for more. When following the same routes repeatedly, the experience can become somewhat monotonous, making the emphasis on variety even more compelling. Additionally, I find immense pleasure in the diverse cast and the way the series presents different stories, showcasing an array of vehicles, including a powerful V8 and a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder diesel. Such representation exemplifies the accessibility of these adventures, proving that anyone can embark on these remarkable escapades and revel in the beauty of our magnificent country. Thank You for the production of this amazing Video ❤

[@justinfoy7514]

You guys have the recipe figured out. These Off Grid episodes are great. Keep them coming!

[@Benny.7658]

Absolutely love watching the whole 4wd 24/7 crew, especially the off grid episodes. You guys do a fantastic job at showing us what a beautiful country we live in and its remoteness. Watching the show always brings excitement and inspiration for my next adventure, away from work, off grid, leaving the hustle and bustle behind. Keep the off grid episodes coming 👍

[@akcellr8r75]

Graham Cahill I have loved every episode of Off Grid you have done so far. Your shows are extra special to me cause I am unable to go 4W Driving with mates since 2014 when I did something very stupid and had to have my right leg amputated. Before this happened I was born partly paralysed from the waist down but still managed to be very independent and I loved Camping out the back of a 4WD. Now this is no longer possible for me you have helped make a uncompleted dream of mine come true. My one life wish was to travel Australia like you do totally off grid seeing the sights of our beautiful country that you and I are so passionate about. Thank you for taking me to the places and sites I've always wanted to see. Your a great Aussie Legend.

[@maxguernier8840]

Never say never. There's always a way. Just saw a mechanic with no legs , fb video , working & doing everything. Unstoppable. Go for it !!

[@tonybracci6184]

Love Off Grid. Graham.Steph and Harley are the perfect combination. Hope you guys stick together and do plenty more.

[@joshburke4083]

Tbh, the thing I love about Off Grid is it reflects imo what most of us buy a 4wd for. Don't get me wrong the hard stuff looks fun but for me, 4wding like Off Grid is what got me into it. Me and my Brother have a dream of re-exploring the South Island of New Zealand (where we grew up) in my RC Colorado and his 80 series now that we are old enough to appreciate it. The South Island (particularly Southland) will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@Luvaido]

Everytime I watch these OFF-GRID episodes, the more I want to visit Australia... Brilliant...

[@jacquesstassen7366]

WOW!! The landscapes, roads, just everything!! I'm from South Africa & myself and my son can just dream of doing such a trip.

[@TheJunglefisher]

We've been living in Canada for over ten years now and are moving back to Australia next year. Love these episodes as they show us places we've never been and often never even heard of. I would love a little more detail about how you get permits / permissions. Overall, the mix of off roading, camping, fishing, walking, scenery and comradery really makes the show great.

[@bsmotorsprt5519]

I absolutely love watching off grid , gets me wanting to do it myself . Graham , Harley and Steph you guys rock

[@BuckyWrenno]

I'm not even in the AU but this is truly amazing to watch this off grid content from the usual 4x4 driving on this channel. Everyone is just blessed being able to do these things and I am always looking forward to the next video. Amazing content and I love everything about this. 👍✌

[@KenjiLo1]

I love these episodes, a little bit more so than the extreme off-roading.

[@BrunoFerreira-si4vm]

YET AGAIN ... another awsome video !!! NOW ... Mr Shauno !!! looks like you've got some competition there 😄😄the "OFF GRID" pie looked amazing 😃😃 and good to see that someone still manages to keep Graham "on fire" even when Shaun is away 💪💪😂😂😂😂

[@daveo1559]

Best show on youtube atm. Dont change a thing the balance of content is perfect. Love seeing the destinations and what's involved in getting to them etc.

[@shredfest30]

As much as I enjoy the young men playing with their rock crawlers for some technical trails, the touring side of off grid has me just as glued.. I make time every Thursday as my window to dreamland.. Great work from every one of you!

[@interestin9720]

Really think that outside of the wonderful country that you show and the tracks through them, showing off what wildlife that lives in each area would be really cool. From birds, to manuals, to the insects, and fish.

[@simonmurphy943]

Fantastic, love how you are just enjoying this great country and not bashing your way up tracks. Love the camera work. Very envious, wish it was me out there with you.

[@SurdykeTransport]

“Not all things gave to be entered to be appreciated” Truer words have never been spoken!! I’m can’t wait to catch the videos of you guys stateside!!

[@teamdfc1]

I'll sit and watch this over anything that's on TV, the quality of the production, the presentation, the fantastic scenery is just spot on. Watching this is the closest I will ever get to doing it in this lifetime. Keep it up please 👍

[@Jrolly187]

Love it, Harley blind as a welders dog cooking that pie 😂😂😂

[@matthardey6722]

I’m loving the gentle approach to 4WDing. The slower pace and scenery is amazing. Don’t get me wrong, I still enjoy watching the hardcore 4WDing, but it’s good that we can enjoy both aspects 👍

[@BradGryphonn]

I like every moment of your videos because they give me motivation to finish my new home on wheels, a self-contained/sufficient ute, complete with 100 litres of water, hot water, gas stove, rooftop tent, 12/240 power, etc. I need to get back on the road, seeing new places.

[@DailyGrindAus]

What is it? The freedom, the view, the journey, the people. It's the wide open spaces and the escape from the daily grind. I'd love to have the time and freedom to do this. Your enthusiasm and enjoyment is infectious. I find this is far more enjoyable than watching a vehicle flogged up rock step after rock step.

[@annsimmons2690]

Thankyou, your enthusiasm n love for our country is contagious. Keep up with this entertaining content. Regards Ann

[@davidmanning8329]

Loving off grid. The thing I love the most is you actually find find yourself wanting to do the same tracks. Crazy rock crawling is fun to watch, but you never actually want to wreck your fourbie...

[@dgc474]

I’m unable to travel due to health your channel gives me a chance to see the best parts of our country

[@Lsjeffery97]

Love that you taking vans around Australia and showing us the camping side to it and relaxing

[@hanshonstatzky961]

Need to have an episode each week. Just love the great places, awesome people you are with and great pictures. Don't stop.

[@rkfreese]

As a South African watching this channel, it's fascinating learning about how beautiful Australia is away from the cities. I've often heard that just about any animal you see in Australia is out to kill you. Now I know that's probably just a bit of an exaggeration, but it would be cool to see the creatures you encounter on a daily basis when checking your shoes, or collecting fire wood, clearing the tracks, etc. Really awesome show, guys, I can't tell you how to improve it, only ask that you keep up the great work. Maybe one day I'll have the privilege of meeting you on a track somewhere in the middle of nowhere.

[@craigdonaldson5393]

Off grid is very informative and takes you to places that away ,from everyday tourists . Keep doing these episodes

[@ValyrianGhost]

Graham for your question about why we are enjoying this… it’s the reason we buy our 4wd’s! To travel the country with mates, experience new things and just take in the beauty this country has to offer! Sure it’s great to know our cars are capable of smashing some of the hardest tracks that you guys do over east but it’s not a everyday thing! I like to compare it to mud bashing as a teenager going through puberty, and this travelling remote tracks and seeing the country as a matured adult haha! This is by far my favourite content that 4wd 24/7 has produced and am soooooo hoping to see more and more of it!

[@boostedbmw]

I am really liking these off grid episodes. Most 4wders don't want to do panel damaging wheeling and having this variety on the channel is awesome. Seeing what is out there in our amazing wilderness through your eyes really give me at least the inspiration to make it happen.

[@michaelgood1710]

Love the show great to see a off-road show that’s not about smashing the cars through impossible obstacles. But shows what the average person can get out and enjoy. And the passion the presenter has about the bush.

[@simonsmith9952]

Love the fact its not just smashing a 4wd up a track. Its nice to get a bit of info and history of some of the places too

[@tonydowd8566]

I enjoy watching and learning about Australia from Kentucky, USA. God created a beautiful world.

[@jasonevans1756]

Hi Graham I have watched every episode that has been made from 4wd Action to all of your off grid, I really enjoy the off grid way more. As I'm not that fussed on the tough wheeling up a steep track. I enjoy this way more, for the awesome locations and beautiful scenery that you have traveled to on off grid. And I enjoy the company that you have along the way. Those two do an excellent job as well

[@RoMiTouring]

The three of you work so well together and seriously, Steph and Harley are awesome… Steph is just fun to hear the joy in her voice! I look forward to EVERY episode of this series, best show on KZbin or TV! 😊 ❤

[@bj4explore]

I enjoy it immensely, don't stop showing what Australia has to offer.

[@Snatch4WDGal]

Graham we love you showing us more places around Australia and your cooking

[@ravinayak5656]

Every experience counts, the night camping, the food, the fabulous sites and the best part, the challenging routes. You living the moment we can only dream of.

[@andrewmiddlemiss1508]

You are living my dream for me. I could think of nothing better than packing up for a year and driving around Australia. I've had to turn the page twice on my bucket list just adding the stuff you have shown so far.

[@gillicarvalho3827]

Love it I am from Canada and I lived in Australia for almost 2 years and I never left the Gold Coast and went as far as brisy lol wish I new of this show while I was there woulda explored waaayyy more keep up the great adventures

[@saahilsail2679]

OFF TRACK WINES ARE AMAZING!! Highly recommend everyone to try them out!

[@carlkidder7522]

Thank you for taking me along for this beautiful trip you all take, breath taking WoW.

[@rickwhitmire7933]

I watch off grid because it’s how I like to roam around and see new things. Places, trees, desert, all new things. I would also like a trailer so I watch to get tips about what I’ll need to know while trailing. Adventure. Exploring. That pie looked amazing by the way. Probably took till midnight 😁🤘🍻

[@jonwilson6077]

The only thing I could suggest is spending a bit more time showing the camp setups. Picking a spot, arrival, getting the fire going, cooking and sleeping setups. So we feel like we’re there with you

[@paulmcgougan]

I love all this channel, but got to say, the Off-Grid episodes are our absolute favourite! It’s so inspiring to watch these guys doing something that we think we could do one day too! Thank you.

[@410Expedition]

I never thought I would ever see a Banana Hammock on the show but there it was. I cannot unsee that now 😂

[@RaceDayMedia]

To answer the request for comments, we like that you’re overlanding rather than doing hardcore 4x4ing. The exploring theme is really relatable for us. Love it 👍

[@franskerkhoffs1041]

I love OFFGRID. from the Netherlands thx for showing the beautiful sites of Australia

[@rohanbicknell]

I’m loving the touring aspect of the series, bit over the same old tuff track trips