STUNNING Nardoo HUT and TOPs Loop - Nelson Lakes National Park

Fantastic to see a slice of the country which isn't often visited, great vid guys!

You had some top class videography in this one! I was particularly impressed at your drone-like shots (I assume you weren't flying drones in the NP)! Very creative! Can't wait to get up there myself.

Where do you get the older maps showing old redundant tracks. Are these electronic versions. I use the topo50 app

Some sick shots in this one Sam and Kev! Can’t wait to see more 😄

Be nice to open that old track up again ah. Outstanding loop that is 👍

Looks like some track-cutting has been done down the valley. I had 25 creek crossings a few years ago. That looks fun along that ridge, at least when the weather is good. A great, if energetic, weekend tramp. Inspiring video, team.

That’s a cool trip. Lovely area

Wow cool trip!

Awesome views and scenery 😃

Fantastic video and trip guys. Have added this hike to our bucket list.

Amazing trip guys. Awesome biv location and tops walking

I really enjoyed that chaps, thank you! Great track description and footage, especially on the tops, nice work following the old track and showing stream crossings. Beautiful bird song and music, splendid! 😊

Another excellent vid, i always look forward to you guys posting a new one.
What wizardry makes your selfie stick invisible in the footage though?

Great stuff guys. Expansive tops ! What a gem the upper Nardoo basin is. Thanks for sharing. Thats going on my bucket list

Fabulous video - thanks for sharing. Just curious what time of year you did this trip?

Hi could you ride a mountain bike along first part of track thanks

Thanks for another informative and scenic video! We’ve recently moved to the Tasman area and your videos are quite the inspiration as we’re new to tramping. I’d love to know how you do the trick where the line moves along your route on the topo map.

Hi guys, Have you GPX please , thanks

Great adventure gents

When I was at college we went up burn creek, over the emily peaks and down into the Nardoo basin and tramped out. That was in the 80s.

Okay boys, that was great. Brilliant filming too. Just one question: why such huge packs for a single overnighter?