VHC Trip - Snowy River Country

[@outandabout_oz]

another great video, cheers. That cliff made me nervous too....high country down the is brilliant ✌🏻

[@scottroygbiv]

My first time down there, I definately see why its so popular for 4wd adventurers and campers alike! I will go bakc again for sure. Thanks for watching, appreciated.

[@MudducksTouringAustralia]

Nice one mate, I thought for sure you’d do a Tyler lol. Cheers Steve

[@scottroygbiv]

Not me mate. Belly and Benny jumped into the Snowy at the bridge. And Belly and Rob (he joins us later in the trip) dived in at Licola. But the water was just too cold for me.

[@FlatBrokeAdventures]

Nice vid Scotty. Some beautiful places down there

[@scottroygbiv]

Thanks for watching pal. Cameras just cant do enough justice to how spectacular the scenery is. Well, my phone camera cant anyways :)

[@aguyandhistroopy]

It’s awesome country, I can’t get enough of the MacKillops Bridge, such an awesome structure. Need to concentrate on the road that’s for sure with the drop offs. Good work mate… and a Troopy 👍🏼

[@scottroygbiv]

yeh "Chewie the Troopy" loves a good adventure. I was blown away by how spectacular that part of the world is. My vids dont do it justice. The fellas were saying next time we come down that way we might spend a couple nights camping down there and just enjoy the river and have a swim and relax. Reminds me a lot of the Dalmorton area in NNSW. Thanks for watching the vid pal, appreciated.

[@aguyandhistroopy]

@@scottroygbiv it’s does a bit, it’s nice up that way, just missing the big magnificent structure of the MacKillops Bridge. Could always drive down to Little River Campspot on the Snowy River, and drive Deddick Trail. Still plenty to see down this way in that area.

[@scottroygbiv]

@@aguyandhistroopy this trip we covered a lot of ground, wanted to see what it had to offer. No doubt my next trip down there I will probably spend more time in a smaller area and really explore it. As for the Dalmorton area, the bridge at Buccarumbi has a flood and destruction story behind it too but obviously not as spectacular as McKillops.