Visiting the Mad Max 2 Filming Locations

A visit to some of the key filming locations for Mad Max 2 (aka The Road Warrior) in and around the Broken Hill, and Silverton areas in outback New South Wales , Australia May 2019.
Many, many thanks to the Mad Max 2 museum in Silverton.
Do yourself a favour and visit this wonderful museum.
Credit also to the great music from the film written by Brian May.
If you have any information regarding the fate or location of the masters for this iconic Australian film score please contact me.
Also check out this cool video of the original Mad Max locations by Phagl Prod
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[@CAC2024USA]

Best Mad Max, no CGI, real action, real stunt

[@slant6guy]

What really made this movie riveting was the musical score by the late Brian May: with music like that, even an instruction video on how to take the rubbish out to the curb is made into a harrowing experience indeed!

[@indysolo81]

May's score is so iconic and arguably the best score for an australian film ever written.

[@bigdaddydaddy3203]

Late? He’s not dead or did I miss something 🤷‍♂️

[@JimMcTavish]

@@bigdaddydaddy3203 Its a different Brian May. Brian May the Aussie film score musician died in 1997. Queen guitarist and astrophysicist Brian May is still alive.

[@saulwarren9611]

Turns out I was born exactly 9 months before Mad Max 2 was released. Such an iconic movie of which the likes of artistry, thought provoking and questioning what if moments in social and political views is rare to see in film now. I really love these filming locations, but sad to see a lot of the locations are privatized as it would have been nice to see the compound. The theme music and lining up the shots from the movies was great! You can see the same bushes are still in frame 40 years later too. Thanks a lot for your effort, enjoyed this.

[@TheShannondanger]

I went to all these locations in July 2018. Took my metal detector to the end scene where the truck rolled over and I have spot welding fragments from the truck. The surface is clean, but dig and you'll find stuff

[@indysolo81]

I was lucky enough to gather up some pieces of shattered windscreen from the interceptor.

[@johnyguitar258]

@@indysolo81 nice

[@craighiebert3384]

MM2 is one of my favorite top 5 movies. It's too bad those places are fenced off now. Well done video, thank you!

[@adventuresofabbott4374]

Nov 18 i bought a car in Adelaide and roadtripped 2000 miles across Australia. I was lucky enough to visit Mundi Mundi and the museum. Loved every moment!

[@greggabel7238]

Greetings from Nebraska USA, I own the 1st 3 Mad Max films.

[@rosshilton]

I had not been in Australia long, and joined the Army Reserve in 87. We set off to join an exercise and the convoy travelled a long way across NSW. We stopped for breakfast on some remote road in the middle of nowhere. SGT Fox came over with a coffee in his hand, and said “you have seen this before....” It was the Monie Monie lookout. It was a real Mad Max moment - a long convoy of Internationals, Macs, Land Rovers etc, all lined up at dawn. Amazing moment. EDIT: Edited to add: the moment made all the more surreal by two things: 1. The very round, short and bespectacled OC, and the very tall and skinny 2IC walking up the road in the rising sun, looking like they belonged in the movie. 2. The incessant radio traffic as operators tried to maintain contact with other parts of the convoy. All in all, a strange moment in time.

[@indysolo81]

Epic place for sure.

[@twincammikev]

That's pretty cool..

[@BikerBytes]

Mundi Mundi, no?

[@bikerleo1966]

yes MUNDI MUNDI LOOKOUT

[@lordhumongus8669]

Greetings from the Humongus! Nice Job thank you.

[@indysolo81]

You seem like a reasonable man! 😁 Thanks.

[@lordhumongus8669]

@@indysolo81 Very reasonable lol. I will give you safe passage in the wasteland.

[@indysolo81]

@@lordhumongus8669 I hear you, you've given your word!

[@bikerleo1966]

@@indysolo81 check my post about our up comming event in March 2022 !! You will be able to go to the pinnacles and more ! see The Mad Max 2 40th Anniversary page on Facebook aswell.

[@inigualable.2963]

Grandiosa película.!! Gracias por este video.!! I ❤️. Australia.!!

[@indysolo81]

Thankyou.

[@sumitd500]

Thanks Guys appreciate the time & effort!👍🏼💐

[@unclebanga5976]

Good work putting all that together for us. Definitely on my bucket list of places to visit. My favourite movie of all time.

[@indysolo81]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Hope you get to visit.

[@PaulHagl]

Thanks for sharing this. I’ll put the link to your video on my location video for Mad Max 1 so more people know about it 👍

[@indysolo81]

Cheers.

[@MrHSIE]

Your video actually recommended this one Phagl.

[@bloggaloggs]

Good work - loved the video! Brian May was arguably Australia's greatest film composer. Not that we don't have plenty of other talent, but May was really a pioneer in that he was the first (in this country) who really understood what cinematic scoring must entail: not merely pretty or superficially emotional music, but that which employs subtlety & economy yet enormous precision, seeps into & permeates the film's images & soundtrack, and really forges a psychological connection between the viewer and what is transpiring on the screen. You can tell May listened to & learnt from Hollywood composers like Bernard Herrmann & Jerry Goldsmith. ROAD GAMES (1980) is another excellent example, the score for which was released in the 1990s by 1M1 Records. I'm not sure where MAD MAX 2's score was recorded (probably NSW), but ROAD GAMES was done at the old Allan Eaton Studios in Inkerman Street, St Kilda in Melbourne - now sadly derelict. Possibly the masters for those recordings met with a similar fate, but I'm pretty sure the MAD MAX 2 ones are gone. This happens also in the American film industry, but less often, and of course it is a tragedy harder felt here because our film output is but a fraction of theirs. What they often do in the US is re-record the score using the composer's original manuscripts. But sometimes even those have been lost, and so archivists, musicologists & cinephiles with their trained ears have to watch & listen to the film (often a poor quality print, or with noisy SFX intruding) and then try to reconstruct everything from scratch as faithfully as possible. If May's score manuscripts are still extant, they would be held in some archive somewhere (University of Southern California perhaps?). I believe he has living heirs. If you can track down Phillip Powers, who used to run 1M1 Records he would probably know. You're not the first person who has wanted to hear all this glorious music in its entirety. I met Brian May in 1991 when he was conducting an original symphonic piece he had been commissioned to write for the opening of the Melbourne Central Shopping Centre. Alas, I was just a kid then and didn't have any such questions for him that I would now love to ask...

[@indysolo81]

Thanks. Very much agree that May was and will probably remain Australia's greatest film composer. I would say his score for MM2 is by far the greatest score ever written for an Australian film. There is a lot of rumour and speculation regarding the fate of the masters and May's written score with the general consensus being they were recorded over or lost. I did contact 1M1 records many years ago but sadly got no reply. I did however discover an online article from Screen And Sound dated 2010 regarding Mays actual written score for the film, which along with a number of other scores and recording equipment, was bequeathed to the Queensland Museum of Technology. The following is what was written about MM2.... "The score for Mad Max 2: Road Warrior was also part of this category but unfortunately the orchestrated cues for this film were damaged when a flash flood inundated the building where May was storing his manuscripts. Most of the pages of this score are fused together and there is badly decaying mouldy paper around the edges. It may be possible for the individual pages of the score to be saved, at least in part, by manuscript restoration experts." So the is some hope that at least the written orchestrated score can be saved for a possible re recording. I have been to their web site but there is nothing about Brian May at all let alone Mad Max 2. I have been meaning to contact them but have not done so at this stage. Lets hope that something eventually turns up. Thanks for the info. Cheers

[@BMrider75]

@@indysolo81 perfect accompaniment to your video using Brian May's great composition, thank you. I had an XB Falcon in the mid 80s, I loved that car, covered thousands of Kms in it on dirt roads. I wish you could've done your visit to these iconic locations in one !

[@theamused8705]

I remember when this movie was first released in the US it was called the Road Warrior. I had no idea at the time it was a sequel to another movie. It wasn't until later I saw the 1st Mad Max on HBO.

[@indysolo81]

I think they ere mindful of that when making the film. The clever way the intro was put together so you never really needed to see the original film. For me the title will always be Mad Max 2!

[@torontomunda]

Best movie of all time

[@TC-yx2ss]

We did a similar run about 3 years ago.Went through Clunes,then BH and toured the sites like that and Coober Pedy on our way up to the Rock etc.The bus driver at CP took us out near a few of the sites as well as the town tour.He had his photo album with him with shots he took of the crew when he worked on location on Thunderdome.It was his job to look after Mel at night after filming (reckons they got up to a bit of mischief)

[@blankpage555]

Very good i d watch over again mad max 2 in France to then live in sydney for 4 years never went to broken hill 🇨🇵🇦🇺

[@orlandoberry4031]

Thanks for the memories. I lived at the Hill. 👍

[@BarekHalfhand]

Chicago Mad Max fanatic here. .. Thanks for this video!

[@weldmachine]

Thanks for taking the time to visit the places where the movie was shot. It,s hard to imagine just standing there so many years later. Must visit Broken Hill one day. Hopefully soon ? If not i will never do it. Always like that. Put it off till later, then never doing it, LOL.

[@GnrMilligan]

Loved the way your driver indicates to pull over when there isn't another car for miles.

[@indysolo81]

Well to be fair... my partner wasnt sure we I wanted the car because I wanted some similar aspect shots from the film with the car in them. But yeah, that morning we actually never saw another car out there for about 2hrs!

[@GnrMilligan]

@@indysolo81 I envious of the gorgeous and unimaginably huge expanse of space you have to enjoy,as you can imagine The UK you're never more than a few miles away from another person.And thanks again for your efforts,research and putting together some real interesting content.

[@Surge_LaChance]

Greetings from Colorado, USA! Thanks for showing us around. Greatly appreciated!

[@indysolo81]

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it. Planning a revisit later this year to visit some locations we missed. Hope you can get out here some time.

[@ForgottenHorrorchannel]

Great vid Love the original Mad Max..mad max 2 is up there also as one of the best action films ever made I live in the UK so no chance of ever being there myself so thank you very much for taking me with you... I'm your 160th sub cheers Davey 🍻 👍

[@indysolo81]

Thanks for the kind words Davey. MM2 is probably one of my 10 most favourite films of all time so it was a real thrill getting to all those locations. Thanks for the sub. Cheers Steve.

[@ForgottenHorrorchannel]

@@indysolo81 hi Steve I was very lucky that we were friends of the cars of the stars motor museum here which used to own the original mad max interceptor...I got to sit in that car so many times and even got to start up the beast when their mechanic was there to service the cars! Unbelievable sound and feeling to be sat in that car....and yes I turned on the blower lol 😆

[@indysolo81]

@@ForgottenHorrorchannel So cool. As great as the Interceptor was I was a huge fan of the big Rig. Such a shame that one of them was completley destroyed. I think the 2nd one ended up in South Australia somewhere in less than stellar condition.

[@GnrMilligan]

This isn't the 1st Mad Max location type video I've watched and I am so glad you have tried to find a camera angle that matches as close as possible to the original camera angle that we see in the movie!Thanks for that extra bit of effort,it didn't go un noticed!

[@MrHSIE]

Well done. Excellent how friendly people are.

[@tonybrown9875]

Great video. Nice to see interest in this great movie. That last scene in this clip was quite haunting.

[@indysolo81]

Thank you. Truly one of the greats! Pardon an old cliche but they just don't make them like that anymore!

[@isaac-jf2td]

really good love the mad max movies

[@indysolo81]

Thanks

[@fabiosilva8285]

Truly amazing video. It`s a road trip to remember forever. Nice touch on the BGM, it totally recreates the movie mood.

[@clintonphillips4471]

I thanks for the footage i was lucky the pinnicles gate was open i snuck around the frount of them cause there is a working mine not far from them . I climed maxes hill the hard way and it was abit spooky with eagles,big kangaroos and goats live on the hill

[@indysolo81]

Sounds cool,. Thats what I wanted to do!

[@contemporaryrailwayscenes8125]

As a big Mad Max 2 fan, it was great to watch this. A big thumbs up from here in the UK! 👍

[@indysolo81]

Thanks.

[@wolfwagonc1727]

Awesome video mate you made my day. I saw the Road warrior in 1989 on TV when I was 10 and it’s been my favourite movie ever since. I just wish I could travel the same roads you travelled to make this great video thanks 👍👍👍

[@indysolo81]

Thank you. If you do get the chance to travel out there, do it. you wont be dissapointed.

[@ianwoolley3312]

Brilliant video....mad max 2 is awesome..my favourite film by far

[@GavinJ37]

Went to broken Hill this year and tried to go to the pinnacles but encountered the same locked gate. Just assumed it was a COVID thing (even though I was there when restrictions were cooling off) but now I know it’s permanently closed.. I was incredibly pissed off. Also the Mad Max museum and Desert sculptures were closed and the Silverton pub which would have been a great place for some night time drinking and dinner closed at fucking 4PM. Don’t say I didn’t warn ya

[@tonybrown9875]

Should have wrapped rags around your boots and hiked it after dark.

[@GavinJ37]

@@tonybrown9875 I did consider that. Maybe next time

[@laca7676]

The intro music gives me goosebumps...every single time

[@indysolo81]

Certainly was an amazing score. Very sad that the master tapes were apparently destroyed/lost. Depending on what story you read. Hopefully a miracle will happen and some lost master will turn up😳.

[@CliffuckingBooth]

This was great! Thanks! I was growing up on Mad Max and Fallout :)

[@efrainmendozaalvarez4721]

Es una obra maestra de la ilusión de las cámaras porque no había cosas digitales así de " simple".

[@alainvosselman9960]

And also the characteristics of the camera lens used back in those days. Digital cameras don't have that anymore.

[@welintontoporowicz4818]

Nada Max e foda, saudações do Brasil.

[@FraserJCovers1975]

Thank you sooooo much for this video, its amazing to see the locations as they are today x Also great to hear and see a fellow Englishman in the video, even sounds like he's from my County of Yorkshire....ha ha!

[@charlesnye1736]

Thanks for doing this, one of my favorite movies. I must have watched it 20 times and can watch it again anytime.

[@deanwilliams8159]

The 2 bushs to the left near the sign at the lookout are still there after all these years 7:05

[@indysolo81]

Yeah, it's amazing aye? And don't even appear to have grown an inch. Just shows you how hard it is for life in the outback.

[@guyincognito9484]

@@indysolo81 "ALL this time??? That's dishonest!!!...LOW!!!!"

[@jegon1234]

Awesome thanks for this

[@chefjack33]

Amazing how they find locations to film!

[@maxskullic9879]

I would love to come see this place for myself!

[@tomvanderleelie7102]

I visited Broken Hill, during my stay I went to Silverton , visited the Museum, (a must see experience) and went to the lookout where the opening scene of MM2 was filmed. Then had lunch at the iconic Silverton Pub. So glad I got to see and experience it all!

[@JulesMDM]

Fabulous video. The first 2 for me are the only 2. Incredible movies, the characters and narrative will stay with me forever.

[@madmaxbike3446]

best movie ever 💕💕

[@chrisgross5409]

Thanks for doing this! Beautiful country there🙂

[@indysolo81]

It certainly is. Thanks

[@Nick_Turpin]

“ you .. you can run but you can’t hide “ Thanks from the Midlands in England for the video guys.

[@indysolo81]

Glad you enjoyed it. we had a lot of fun making it.

[@cameronhesketh6814]

New 4K version of MM2 looks fantastic, new improved sound, great visuals. Get ready Smegma Crazies and Gayboy Berserkers

[@suitinaute]

I visited Silverton in September 1993. After a couple of beers at the pub we headed to the Mundi Mundi lookout to get a photo of the sunset. We didn't get there as the road was closed because they were filming a scene for a movie about 3 drag queens driving through the outback, Priscilla - Queen of the Desert.

[@MargoRitize]

great video i'm from Russia but i'm a fan of this movie, well done

[@carinamartins5102]

Excellent video !!!!!!!

[@indysolo81]

Thank you.

[@Helderhugo]

Thank you for showing. I recognize the places if I was there before.

[@budget-adventure]

Nothings changed, the pinnacle site has always been owned by the local mine that’s why they filmed there to keep the pup If out. And sadly visitors ran over the farmers sheep so the road to Stephan’s creek was closed.

[@jimshoe1926]

Very cool,

[@tommyn.j3628]

I still see mad Max from the 80 s 👍 that is the best 👍

[@dub2536]

An incredible video providing me with much-desired info regarding my very favorite film ever. I am so grateful that you made this video and that you made it so well. Hats off to you. From USA Washington DC God bless.

[@indysolo81]

Thanks so much. It was a lot of fun doing it. Take care.

[@grantrennie]

The car from mad Max that Mel Gibson drives in the movies was re used for the different movies,it sat in a bit of wasteland in the desert untouched for years and nobody even noticed it there with its modifications ,it was then picked up by someone and restored, placed in a museum in Melbourne Australia for a few years, then sold to someone in Scotland (I live in Argyll Scotland) and was shipped here where it sat in a private museum for a number of years (a private museum which was open to the public) which I did not know about until they announced its closure on the internet and I think in the newspapers which was a good few years ago now, when the car collection was on display it was less than 2 hours drive from my location, the car along with all the others from the collection (the cars of the stars collection) was then sold and shipped off to the USA and as far as I know and the last I heard it was in Florida USA , I'll have a quick look online and see if it is still around and also if it is on display or in a closed private collection... I was really annoyed at the time the car was sold and exported as I never had any idea whatsoever it was out of Australia not least that it was only a short drive away from me .

[@jockhart]

we visited the car at 'Cars of the Stars' my other half sat in the driving seat thanks to the owner but he didnt allow pics to be taken inside the museum. which was sad. The interceptor looked fantastic.

[@jockhart]

its now in the USA :-(

[@latexsoul]

Awesome work! Thanks for making the video!

[@indysolo81]

Thanks.

[@blade0954]

awesome video Sir,anyway ive got to feed the snakes

[@indysolo81]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@JOSEFSWORLD]

Very interesting! Thanks for the upload! 👍🤠

[@andoni123]

Behind those gates - was one of those small mountains where Max and the gyrocopter pilot hid and observed the first attacks by the marauders on the compound?

[@tonytone5856]

I really enjoyed that.well done

[@davidgrillo9928]

awesome, I love this move. Thank you

[@walterbaldemor2128]

I can still hear Mr vernon wells yells "The gate"

[@twincammikev]

Vary good great job..

[@serginho8273]

Very nice footages, I liked it 👍

[@willduke69]

Pretty cool vib.. I like the way you guys used the music

[@indysolo81]

Thanks.

[@indysolo81]

Brian May was a wonderful Australian composer who passed way to young. his score for MM2 was unique, Iconic and an instant classic. Sadly rumours have persisted for 25 years or more that the master tapes for May's score were taped over and or destroyed. The short album released by label Varese Sarabande in the early 80's is currently all that remains. The album is pretty much a mess full of edits and truncated cues. Focusing on the more melancholy moments of the score. Much of the relentless action music is missing. Hopefully one day the original tapes will be discovered so this iconic Australian film score can recieve the release it deserves.

[@Paul-qq7mh]

Thanks for giving us a grand tour of these locations your video was excellent.

[@nataetv821]

I also love Mad Max　It's great to be able to go there

[@inthinkable]

You should've just busted through the gate MAD MAX STYLE. (j/k, but you really should have...)

[@indysolo81]

I would have if I'd been driving the big rig but as it was I think I would have come off second best!😁

[@inthinkable]

@@indysolo81 What are you talking about? I'm sure someone with a gyrocopter would've come along. Great vid BTW, thanks for making it!

[@nakitaeisan3238]

That's cool thanks for the upload

[@katherineaubrey6721]

very cool,if i had a car and someone who would come with me id do the same thing

[@conradkenneth5216]

What an awesome video of the locations!

[@vanesavelasquez8014]

Omg! Thanks for the video

[@chriscoogan8090]

Great video!!!!

[@indysolo81]

Thanks!!

[@dean7045]

AWESOME video thank you

[@iggytse]

I was out that way a month ago. After a wet year the landscape was very green. Good to see it was red and dusty back when this was made. I only made it out to Mundi Mundi lookout. Amazing sunset near the end of twilight of yellow and purple in the sky. Museum was great to see and to chat with the owner.

[@indysolo81]

Amazing place. So glad you enjoyed it.

[@andersonmiranda6716]

Muito Bom esse Vídeo.👍 MAD MAX 2 é o meu preferido. Tenho ele em DVD.

[@nano5247]

Great locations great movie ;)

[@jwpallett]

That was bloody fantastic 👍 I have been out there and met Adrian , he’s a top blok. . It’s a shame those fences stopped you, I would of loved to see that.

[@iloveu069]

I am playing the incredible Mad Max (2015 video game) on the PlayStation ... it brought me here !! :)

[@indysolo81]

Thanks for checking out the video.

[@gyulatoth4333]

I liked the video, thank you!

[@indysolo81]

Thank you too!

[@cantcme1243]

I actually seen The Road Warrior first before The first Mad Max and I never thought that the beginning scenes of TRW were from the 1st MM?! I love the movies and have the entire collection! I love this video too, nice work.

[@indysolo81]

Thank you.

[@JafarCalley]

When I drove Sydney to Perth I took the barrier highway route on purpose so I could feel like Mad Max :)

[@weldmachine]

LOL. Would like to go there myself one day. Hopefully not to long otherwise it will never happen ?? You know how it goes ? Keep putting it off and it never happens . To many times i have seen this happen. Sounds like you had a great time.

[@JafarCalley]

@@weldmachine I planned it for 2 years :) You really get the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere. As soon as you turn off onto the highway from Ningan, the scenery changes and it's all outback from there. I met some characters, had some great feeds. You do have to dodge a lot of road kill and you'll learn that goats are a lot smarter than roos in that regard.

[@adventuresofabbott4374]

@@JafarCalley Yes. Goats way smarter than those bloody roos. I drove Adelaide to Sydney. Bought a car then imported it back to the US.

[@MotoRidesAustralia]

I'm visiting Broken Hill later this month and planned to visit these locations. Did you find out anything since about getting access to the compound area?

[@alainvosselman9960]

Loved it. The places did seem to come back to life for a moment there. Even looked them up on Google maps. You have such an amazing country. Compared to our country (Belgium) the shear size of Australia is dazzling. Hope to come visit some day. Probably a fair amount of work went into making this;Thank you !

[@efrainmendozaalvarez4721]

Por eso Mel. Se hizo un maestro de la ilusión optica

[@johnchalleen3278]

The same corner the tanker crashed is also in some Yahoo Serious film about Ned Kelly.

[@martinkuliza]

YEAH.. it's called RECKLESS KELLY

[@prf76]

Great video, thanks for making it. Damn shame what they did to Max’s car.

[@72bryanb]

Will be heading out this way in a few weeks time, the museum and Mundi Mundi Lookout are definitely on my radar. Will probably head out down Pinnacles Road to get a glimpse, shame it's being mined now. Also, where exactly on Menindee Road is the location of the Interceptor explosion? Pretty keen to go have a look at that. Good video mate, cheers for sharing.

[@indysolo81]

There are actually two locations for the interceptor crash. The crash and roll then the roll down into the ravine. The ravine itself is about 15 mins along Menindee Rd out of Broken Hill. The roads starts to become curvy and you will come to a slight rise and crest. as you come over the crest you will see a guard rail on the left. The ravine is on the right side of the road just before the guard rail. There is an easy spot to pull over just before the guard rail. The crash site itself is further out. It would be an idea to call into the MadMax2 museum before you head out. Im sure Adrian would be more than happy to give you the exact locations. cheers.

[@72bryanb]

@@indysolo81 Nice one mate, I'll do that. Cheers.

[@LeonRFpoa]

loved it

[@drwhodsds3778]

Nice...😎👍

[@graytoby1]

I was in Australia a few years back 2016 drove from Adelaide to Alice springs then on to Cairns. Anyways I wanted to do a "small" detour to visit Silverton and the mad max museum but my missus had never even heard of mad max and didn't want to waste the time. I doubt I'll ever get that chance again. Gutted at least I can experience it through KZbin, thank you.

[@indysolo81]

Thats unfortunate. Its a great part of the world.

[@noelwebb6843]

I dont know why but you wouldn't of been able to, apparently there is no road connection from South Australia into outback New South Wales. My son lives in Yulara a few hours south of Alice Springs, where Ayres Rock actually is, when he comes to Sydney he flies but if he was to drive he would have to come via either South Australia or Queensland.

[@dinedine79]

Being at Mundi Mundi Lookout and visualize the sequence scene, il might be a unique feeling ^^

[@indysolo81]

It definitely was. More so because the landscape has basically remained the same after all these years. If you look carefully you'll notice some trees that have hardly changed, if at all.

[@dinedine79]

@@indysolo81 Yeah, I've noticed that tree at the top left: the same tree. I imagined Wes and the Golden Youth appearing, giving you chills ! Oh and thank you very much for your vid, it's nice from you to share ^^

[@Techheadzc32]

I was there just before Easter 2019 and also back in 2004 while on a work trip to BH. Both times I got pictures right at the top there looking down toward the bend mimicking the picture taken that can be seen in the Silverton Hotel and imagining the wreckage scattered everywhere. Knowing about the gathering next year, I may be back!

[@slimjohn2090]

The post apocalyptic world had more foliage and was greener than today's world😂, says a lot. These are my favorite movies. Thanks👍

[@arokh72]

Such beautiful country out there. I was last out that way in 2005. If it didn't get so damn hot, I'd live there in a heartbeat. Not to mention Broken Hill is a bit of a rough town too :)

[@AusS2000]

Did pretty much the same trip in June/July last year. Except I didn’t let No Admittance signs stop me. Climbed the pinnacle and visited the river bed. That Adrian is a good bloke isn’t he. Showed me those sites too. Did you see the Snake Truck and wreck of the interceptor? They are in the back yard of a property pretty much where you met up with Adrian and FURYRD just south of Broken Hill.

[@AusS2000]

Crashed interceptor, Snake Truck and buggy have been acquired by the Mad Max II Museum. Bugger, now I have to drive to Silverton again.

[@carlossouza7741]

Perfeito!