2 GIRLS TAKE AUSTRALIA’S TALLEST MOUNTAIN MT KOSCIUSZKO

The way your truck is set up is pretty sweet now especially in bad weather like that rain storm.

I've never picked up leeches by hiking trails. Yikes. I hate them too. You and Ash make a great team. Coolest young ladies in Aussie Land.
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In the original (in Polish) the name of this mountain is pronounced quite differently. It's a Polish last name. Greetings. 🇵🇱

MC & HNY!

Thanks Molly you are amazing I am seeing so much of OZ I would never have seen! You've become an expert on 4WD too. Power to you!

Love all those peaks you featured

🐍 only a matter of time. 😈

🧢🕶 what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. 👍

Great one your friend is a real slave driver. It sur e I could cope with the snakes and leaches well done

As far as crossing rivers, you do have a snorkel, are you afraid to get the moldixmobile dirty? 😜

Thaddeus Kosciuszko is a name I’m very familiar with. He was a Polish General who fought on the American side during our Revolutionary War in 1776. He was a brilliant military strategist who helped us win the war. I wonder how he’s related, if at all, to the person who the mountain you’re climbing is named after?

Mount Bartle Frere almost killed me. I couldn't imagine climbing another 400m

No need to risk your life 👙🦎 careful

Good thing about NZ,you only have Sandflies to deal with,they are quite nasty little buggers though.

Well done and leaches they are dirty sucker and yes I thought there was a easier way but noway as adventurous .

Hey, nice feet. ;)

Well done girls , great effort and good scenery .

I'll do without leeches.

Awsome. Hope you have a happy holiday.

Maybe you should try hiking in a bikini. That would be pretty cool.

Leeches are little buggers 🤣

I injoyed it 😅. See you on the next one mate. Thank you for showing me beautiful places to check out.

Many years ago we went on a lazy bushwalk up to the Snowies and camped at the luxurious Lake Albina . One problem - spiders - in fact they were a thing called Alpine Funnelwebs. Not very aggro but a bit of a worry as there were lots of them and they get into tents and everything. Not sure whether they are venomous to this day.
You do encounter snakes up in the top country (copperheads at least) and one of our mates was bitten up there. No comment but not funny.
If you liked this walk then another walk in the mud and slug ascent vein if South Coast Tasmania walk. This takes about 7 days and one day is climbing the Ironbound Range which is very steep and goes from sea level to over 4000 feet. And you have to wallow in ankle deep mud on the ascent as you (and worse) do for the rest of the walk. Same there - you'll need to do it in Summer due to weather conditions and you can worry about snakes too.............copperheads and tiger snakes..............

Great job on the hike Molly Mud Shoe 😜 Two snakes, spiders, and freaking leeches! Yuk! Glad those obstacles didn’t stop you from making it to the top. Check it off your list! Glad you had Ash back for this hike. Remember her from last year I believe. Celebrating Christmas here in Florida. Merry Christmas to you, and until the next vid, stay safe!

You girls are funny as 😂😂😂 for future reference salt will make leeches drop off you almost instantly, I always carry a few little packets from a fast food restaurant or from my camping pantry 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

What a great Adventure! Great Job!

I hope you had a joyful Christmas with family or friends love from England uk

Thanks for sharing the trek. Great views and great country.

heaps madddddddddddddd

Well done girls, great to know about the stomping and pushing the sticks on the ground to frighten the snakes, and both bcf and anaconda sell emergency beacons you can carry around in your pocket just in case you injure yourself or if you get bitten, with these beacons all you have to do is press the button and emergency services will find you

i can see an awning being install soon

Molly and Ash use proper hi-cut hiking boots when doing this not asics running shoes.

Awesome videography Molly, great Ep, thnx

I really enjoy watching your channel. I field target archery in the bush (Various places in NSW and also ACT) I carry salt with with me because I have leeches, and bushmans is a must!

thanks for more content !!!

Hi Molly Loved this episode except the Spiders and ewwww the leaches LOL but other then that I Loved it 💗

You are a rock star Molly!! I bet you slept well after that!

You can't claim to have summited Kosciuszko without doing it via Hannel's Spur. Congrats on doing it properly, and in one day! Took me two days, same with Bartle-Frere which I actually thought was harder. You should do the highest summit in each state!

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Beautiful up top! I'm amazed at the walkways so high up the mountain!

Hey Molly, another great video. I was wondering how cold the water has to be where it’s not safe for you

I hiked Kosciuszko back in October ‘99, not too many spiders and leeches yet that year as there were still snowfields at the top that spring. How surprised was I though to see poisonous snakes up near the tree line, only in Australia! It was that year also that three young men died in a snow camping accident and rescue services were still conducting body recovery searches. Because I’d descended off-trail across large a snowfield, they inquired if I’d seen anything unusual. I found out later that they suffocated when their snow cave entry collapsed, and I must have passed darn close to their final campsite. A sad epilogue to what was otherwise an excellent solo adventure.

Third leg?... Natural talent here :)

It is very nice there and thank you for your lovely video !

You sure picked one of the hardest routes

Drive on over to Canada mates, we have rocky mountains to offer you.

Leeches I can handle, snakes and spiders are a whole different set of problems for me. These ladies are. BRAVE!!

Australia has some of the most dangerous and weird wildlife on earth. North america where i live has some dangers, but is easy mode when compared with australia.

So funny when I imagine my local mountain on my doorstep, the Pilatus mountain, which is a few meters lower, about 80-100 meters, than Australia's highest mountain, it's a strange idea! And my local mountain, the Pilatus, is not even that high if you go towards the highest, which is basically twice as high at almost 4000 meters! But my smaller local mountain has the steepest cogwheel railway in the world up to the Pilatus Kulm 😉🤘🏻🤗! Greetings from 🇨🇭 Switzerland

In spite of rumours to the contrary, Mount Kosciuszko is far from the highest peak”in Australia” being classified by Moreton Peak and several others.. Cool video ☕️🦘🦘🦘