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A number of weeks ago I was lucky enough to get out with the Off-road Adventure Show for a trip through a place I’ve always wanted to visit – Yengo National Park. After meandering through …

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May 06 2021

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A number of weeks ago I was lucky enough to get out with the Off-road Adventure Show for a trip through a place I’ve always wanted to visit – Yengo National Park. After meandering through the park, stopping to check out the beautiful views from some of the lookouts and even admire some of the Aboriginal artwork in the region, we then hit TJ’s 4X4 Park.

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Checking out Yango National Park

We ended up covering off one of the hard tracks there – Jackhammer Loop, and despite having the least modified 4X4 there (an Everest with just a 2 inch lift), I managed to drive the track, choosing to winch in one spot rather than bounce the vehicle over some tough terrain and risking damage. Most people would be impressed with what the Everest handled!

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Fun on the Jackhammer Loop at TJ’s 4X4 Park

Anyway, after we had returned from the days adventure, I got the chance to catchup with Borgy and Leash to discuss our favourite hidden campsites. For details, you can check out the video below, but I’ll also share details so that you can simply read on if you’d prefer.

Borgy’s favourite hidden hotspot

Trial Harbour, Tasmania

  • Climies Track
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  • Climies Track
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  • Sandy Cape
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  • Sandy Cape
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  • Trial Harbour
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  • Trial Harbour Campground
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  • You are camped right on the Ocean
  • Close to the Climies Track
  • Borgy’s ultimate 4X4 track for
    • Scenery
    • Awesome obstacles
    • One you’ll want to do again and again
  • Close to Beaches too – Sandy Cape
  • Beautiful spot, lots of awesome 4X4ing around…

Alecia’s favourite hidden hotspot

Butchers Country Track and Howitt Plains Camping Area

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  • Challenging, low range track that really gives you a sense of achievement
  • Usually quiet with very few people venturing there
  • So much to do and so beautiful you’ll want to stay for days

Aiden’s favourite hidden hotspot

The Pines Campground, 25 min South of Tumut

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The Pines Campground

  • Toilet facilities, but within short driving distance of supplies
  • Beautiful views of the Blowering Dam
  • Gateway to the High Country
  • Loads of 4X4 tracks all through the area
What is your favourite hidden Campsite? Share in the comments below!
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