Not a camping video - Hunt's Track

Thank you Alan for going to the effort of making this and all your other videos. Keep up the good work. Mick

Great video Al, looks an interesting drive.

Hi Al, sorry its taken me a while to see your post and watch your video. Thank you for sharing! That last well was in such good condition - good find. Great to see you show our maps (EOTopo) on the introduction and that underneath your blue dotted line that you planned to travel that our map shows Hunts Track. You don't seem to be using our app though - so this must be a very old version of our maps as you seem to be using OziExplorer which uses raster maps so its probably our 2019 edition of EOTopo. No other map will have this track (unless our data has been copied). One other thing I noticed is you mentioned a few places in your video - Gnarlbine Rock etc but they don't show any recent photos or reviews by you.? Any chance you could add them please? If you had the Traveller app with you at the time you could easily do it even offline, on location, but you can still do it using the Places section on our website or via the online Traveller web app available to all site users with a Membership . You can even add new Places, edit, update listing etc and even plan future trips and export them as GPX for use back into your OziExplorer. Did you know that?

Best regards Michelle
PS sorry for all the edits - the system was rejecting my text so I had to test it ;(

Great video. This track is wonderful. Besides, there's a neat variation of The Holland that's worth considering - the Banker Mt Day track. It starts up near Marvel Loch and runs in a dead straight line (I mean absolutely straight) to the Norseman Hyden Road, crossing the Vermin Proof Fence and The Holland along the way. It varies from lovely Western Woodlands at the northern end, to scrub and then sandy heathlands. Track conditions vary widely, it's fun like undertale yellow. At the southern end you can continue on SE through the Bremer Range and beyond.