Happy New Year Everyone and thank you all for your kind words regarding mine and Erins engagement, it means to world to us! I just recently ticked over 5k subscribers and I want to thank you all for your support with everything.. those of you who buy my merch, the comments, shares, likes, EVERYTHING! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! LET 2022 BEGIN..

So Lovely Mother Nature at her. Thanks for sharing !👧

Another wonderful adventure. Thanks for all you do to share the beauty with us, Rob....

Hi i live in Hobart 57 yrs young. travel all over this Island :-) 4x4 and motorcycling , camping , prospecting. Your Vids rule the WWW . Great Respect and Huge thanks u do Tassie Justice SIR :-)

Thank you Rob. As older Tasmanians my wife and I are no longer able undertake adventures such as this and because of physical considerations our most adventuresome sojourn was an overnight visit to lake Nameless. Thank you so very much for sharing your research and videos on KZread. There is so much of our state to see when you leave the car behind.

You keep on producing the most beautiful content. Please don't risk yourself when you're feeling ill.

Great video and scenery Rob. Glad you shook off your virus to get through it.

Looking forward to the scenery!👧♥️

Hey Rob I ventured out this way in 2020 before lockdown. It was shitty weather but we managed to do the full traverse. I'm painting Lake Oberon at the moment and my photos were very average and few between due to the weather, so your video has been a great help. thanks again.

Just recommended a family member watch this one and was compelled to enjoy it immensely again. Well done Rob, thank you. p.s. I have an urge to send you some fine Merino woollies.

WOW, what a video!! Definitely my favourite so far which is really saying something as I love them all. The scientific lead in was terrific and the way you captured that timeless landscape has made me want to pull out my hiking boots and do this walk too. Great work soldiering on when you obviously felt like crap. The eagle in the beginning was a real treat 👍🏽🥰

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you Dina. But it can’t be better than my Franklin video because I remember that was playing on your big screen when Erin first texted me 🥰🥰🥰 😃 I’m glad you liked the intro I wanna do more fun ones like this in the future. Keeps my knowledge up to scratch 😂

@peterlyall7488

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons Well done Rob I'd have to say that seeing the wedge tailed eagle take flight from a tree was a real treat. I have not seen one of those in Tasmania, for years now. They'd have to be one of the most beautiful birds in the wilderness that I can think of.....Pete from Devonport

Another magnificent video Rob. Thanks for making such an effort. The high production values do the scenery justice. Well done.

Great footage - loved the time lapse with the clouds rolling in.

I am a geologist , retired, loving the contorted mountains!

Dear Rob, Thank you for taking this ole girl, on your adventures, I've just found your channel and binding a few esps. liking them all.. 😊😊😊

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jan

Great video Robzombie.😂 I would like to see you make a video of catching some footage of the giant freshwater crayfish in Tassie I know your not allowed to trap them but you could take your diving equipment with you and catch some footage on your underwater go pro, that would be wicked. You also could do some prospecting while you were there and you should leave your trail cams on for a few days while you camp and try for some footage of the illusive Tassie 🐅. Just an idea but I haven't seen the giant crayfish yet, I think that they live in the creeks of the far northwest but cause your a local you would probably know exactly where they are. Best of luck friend.🐅🤗

Okay I’m definitely adding this hike to my list

Hope you’re feeling better now mate. Love all the videos you make. Cheers for making them, I’m sure a fair bit of effort goes into each one. Really appreciate it

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Oh thank you!

Here we go on another adventure. Can’t wait as I know the scenery will be amazing!👧♥️

Rob, once again you have excelled. Western Arthurs is truly a magnificent place with so much to see, you only scratched the surface. You released this video while I was on the Eliza Plateau. Another amazing walk worth doing, but of vertical and less horizontal. Very impressed with the push to the Lake in the time you made it in. Well done again.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks lad! Seems so many people who watch my videos we’re out and about down that way. Pretty speccy time of year!

Epic 👍 Keep it up your amazing work 👌

New bucket list 1-Lake Oberon [ ]

SPECTACULAR!!!

Thanks for all the tracks ,videos and shots on the way!

Great video Rob. Thanks for sharing the awesome trek. Keep em coming!!

Loved watching this video - brought back memories from my younger days hiking NZ.

Exceptionally good hike and another captivating production. Well done Rob!

Wow, this is spectacular! Thanks for the amazing footage, as always 🙌

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys!

Good to see you again Rob. Wishing you an awesome 2022. Great content as always 💖

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it Mary thanks

Thanks for another great video. Hope you feel better soon and thanks for taking us all along for the ride 😊 I'm getting to see parts of my island that I most likely never will and you are inspiring me to get out there and see the places that are within my capabilities

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Lena I’m feeling a lot better now one week later. That’s really nice that you’ve been inspired to get out there I hope the wilderness fills you up the same way it has for me. Thanks!

Beautiful scenery, looking forward to the next adventure :)

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Kath 😃

It’s a brilliant area. Great to see your video. Memories 💚

Great Journey Again Rob...Thanks Mate and have a Happy and Safe New Year.👍

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul!

Amazing scenery Rob 👌 Thanks for sharing, it was truly beautiful

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Barry thanks for the comment mate :-)

Thanks for taking us on this spectacular hike and letting us be vicarious adventurers

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you enjoyed it sarah thank you 😊

Awesome video mate!! The wild orchids, scenery and mountains look pretty spectacular!!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

She’s bloody magic up there lad!

Happy 2022 and congrats on your engagement. Thanks for sharing another of your awesome adventures👌 I'll have to add this to my list of things I'd like to do next time I visit Tassie, might need a longer holiday 😀

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dan yeah you should definitely get up there the scenery is unreal!

Nice work and thanks for sharing. We hiked the range Jan 2019 your vid brought back some nice memories. Loved the beginning with the explanation of the range formation. Hope you're feeling better now.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Feeling much better now. Thanks 8

really nice imagery Rob. And thanx for the geology tutorial!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure mate it keeps me learning this video business. Cheers!

Great stuff mate! Thanks for showing an absolutely beautiful part of the world. Inspirational probably sums it up for me. All the best mate 👍👍

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure geoff the wilderness is nothing but inspiring. How blessed we are to be able to enjoy it. Cheers

Thanks for sharing your stories and talents. Another excellent video.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it mate thanks!

Stunning scenery. Another great video thank you

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure 😇

Stunning scenery and really well shot, as with all your videos mate. This one is definitely on the future hikes list for me. Thanks for sharing the trip.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

She's a ripper range you'll enjoy it, im looking forward to getting back there before summers out and smash out the rest of it, appreciate the comment cheers.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you!

Majestic place.

Fantastic video! Really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing😊.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Another epic vid. I love the effect the wind has on the water. What an awesome place, congrats on getting engaged too!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Great vid Rob, what a range!

@Rob.Parsons

Жыл бұрын

So amazing hey! I need to get back there.

I loved the adventure rob, I'm 80 i wish I had done these lovely walks when i was younger. Regards Tezza

did this walk last January and even vlogged it inspired by you! (although i never posted it). Was very hyped to see this video pop up in my feed, great video as usual!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Oh why not? That’s amazing! I’m very humbled!

Hahaha! You actually said you love horizontal. Excellent.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

of course! horizontal is a great protector of our beloved Huon pines. ;-)

A pleasure as always mate hope I can do that one day oh that’s right I’m stuck at the rivers 🙄😂

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

This one’s no good for you mate not enough scrub bashing

Brilliant video has given us a little insight into our challenge this week

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Bloody awesome I hope you enjoy!

Happy new year buddy stay safe your videos just show how special Tasmania is so much to see 😷

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Melnick I’m glad you enjoy them. 😃

Great video thanks. This hike is on my to do list. Love you hat btw. Cheers.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers homie

Blown Away absolutly stunning

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

It sure is!

A specy hike. The flora upon those ranges, wonderful captures. The geological folds, amazing. The views, outstanding. The time you took, phenomenal. I hope that burned the crony out of you. Looking forward to your next share with us.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your beautifully poetic comment 🥰

My 7 year old daughter says your videos are amazing and so do I.

Another good video Rob well done, thanks for sharing.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robin glad you enjoyed it mate best wishes for the new year. Thanks

Another awesome video Rob ! 6am new years day and I'm just crawling into bed from drinking the night before, here you are on a 16 hour hike 😂😂

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

hehe yeah i know the feeling, but been booze free for 8 months now. no hangovers, no regrets, never felt better! cheers!

Always a great place. Loved the video work of slow moving scenes interspersed with time lapses. Good work. Well done.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Bernd!

Loved the vid , gorgeous scenery when it was overcast and misty , would definitely cast it in a different light if it was blue skies all round. Gotta say you pick awesome songs to play during your vids as well Rob , well done . Looking forward to the next one.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Hehe thanks deb. I have a pretty good list that I chur through. Some songs I save for months / years before I use them like most the Jane 2.1 and Jane 3. Glad you enjoy them. Thanks!

Great hike crazy rock formations. My wife and l did Black Bluff on Christmas. Best way to celebrate special occasions. Hope you feel better.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

yeah the metamorphosed rocks are crazy up there. Was a good way to break in the new year. Thanks George!

Great vid once again Rob. Thanks for showing us parts of Tassie that most of us won’t ever get to👍🏼💪

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers onno!

Awesome video Rob! I did Lake Oberon and back with my father and brother and loved it! The views are amazing, and what a sight for sore eyes is Oberon as you come over that saddle at the top! You didnt show much of the descent into Oberon, no doubt as you had no free hands to film, that descent was a tricky one! We werent game enough to go swimming either haha Thanks for sharing this, keep it up!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

yeah its unbelievable coming over that saddle. what a stunning place. I did a swim at Cygnus it was a strategy to cool my legs they were on fire haha.

G'day Rob, I have found some space to catch up time on some of your doings, congrats. to you and Erin on your engagement, looking forward to making the trip to Tas in October to join in the celebrations. Enjoyed the Oberon and the massive history of Adamsfield, WOW that was enjoyable, all the best mate to you and Erin ,your old uncle Mike

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mike looking forward to see you in october!

The night you spent in the car, was the night I was camping at Lake Judd just up the road. Great video brother, can't wait to go to the Western Arthurs one day soon.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Oh awesome. I’d love to check Judd out one day it looks amazing.

Dude this is so crazy for me. I've been following your channel for a little while now and was camping at Oberon the same night as you which is blowing my mind. Should've come over to the hang spot and had dinner with us! Glad you showed the wind that night too because it was pumping.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Oh really? Haha that’s insane. Yeah I wasn’t sure about socialising much since I was pretty crook I didn’t want to get anyone sick, especially since most people were doing the traverse.

Just outstanding, stay safe.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude!

You've done well Rob to get to Oberon in a day, especially feeling rotten. I still remember my skinny dip in the freezing but welcome water at Oberon . No flash tracks in my day 40 years ago. Your preference to rainforest scrub bashing is understandable but as they say a change is as good as a holiday. Go and do the whole range ,West and East and don't rush it. Looking forward to the next video so keep them. coming mate.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a plan Peter! Thanks for the comment mate.

Downloading this video to watch later and hopefully do myself I've heard it's amazing

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome hope you enjoyed it mate!

@jonsinclair2821

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons everything about your vids are so underrated mate the footage editing the shit you do it's unreal honestly should have millions of subscribers hopefully you do if that's what your looking for ,, epic bro 🤘🤘👌

great vid rob i see more of tassie from n great pictures,thanks.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys glad you enjoyed it 😃

Another wicked video Rob, hanging out to follow your adventures in 2022 🤙🏼

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks lad! Plenty to do!

That eagle you seen was a younger wedge tail (highly unseen or photographed ) actually was thought they had been no more living or very few ) but IV seen one up northern Tas that had 1.5m wing span and stood half the height of a paddock fence.

How you're all good now? Glad you went that route as I'll never get there so a spectacular hike & the geology is epic, I do love that quartzite! - & I guess those were amazing orchids? I like the history too, & you taking us off the beaten path in search of bringing the Past back to life & discovering Tassie 'secrets'...- take care & keep well, look forward to the next Adventure!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

I'm feeling a lot better now, that cough took it out of me for a few days. I thought they were orchids too but upon checking they are Tasmanian Purple Stars, or Isophysis and it is a monotypic genus, meaning there is only one species of this very distinctive herbaceous perennial and it is endemic to Tasmania. Crazy hey

@SmallWonda

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons Glad to hear that - hope it's gone never to return! The Purple Stars were quite stunning - isn't Tassie grand? Thanks for sharing that, I don't s'pose they are a common thing? - sometimes it's worth stopping & really looking over a patch of ground just to see what might be lurking beyond the big picture - like with finding gold in a hidden crevice. Happy hikes - see you on the next one!

Geology captures, wicked! Tassie botanicals, out of control! Silent landscape stills awesome. Bucket Hat... getting seasoned. Happy NY Rob...sendit!🤣❤️👏

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you mate!

Wow, quite the dramatic change in weather just from Lake Cygnus to Square Lake! Good old Tassie weather delivering the goods. Two days, or is it seasons in one day! 😉😏

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Hehe yeah the weather runs it’s own rules up there it was forecast to rain in the afternoon though.

That certainly is an amazing place Rob I would love to get back to Tassie one day in the near future.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a magic part of the world

Thank you Rob for your breathtaking video, the scenery you captured was out of this world. Well done mate you are an inspiration. Have you ever done a hike to "Federation Peak" ? In the late 80's my wife and I took a joy flight over south West Tassie which included Federation Peak and to our amazment there was a hiker on top waving to us as we flew by, something i have never forgotten. Stay safe and congrats on your engagement. Cheers.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Aw cheers mate that's really kind of you. The scenery did all the work though! I've never done Fed peak actually was thinking about doing it the other day should make a fun video. just gotta look into it a bit more and make sure its all safe ect. That's amazing you saw a hiker on the top what a moment. He must of felt like the king of thew world at that moment, Thanks for the comment mate cheers!

Thanks again what a spot to wake up

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

so cool hey, looking forward to exploring more up there in. the future.

I've been to junction creek when I was 12, climbed mt hesperus. I know what an exhausting walk it is.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Hectic!

@AdamEdington

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons it might have been 20 years ago, but I have some fond memories of the south west, including Mt Anne also at 12 years old.

Ive just moved to Hobart I cant wait to visit these places

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Tassie, There’s so much to see!

Rob, that was awesome. enjoyed that adventure. cheers.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate glad you enjoyed it!

@justpanit9872

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons just decided to re-watch the jane 2.0 while I'm here lol. On ya mate.

Nice one Rob. Looks like a lot of good track work has been done as far as Oberon. Pretty good effort getting there in a day when you're not 100%.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate yeah good weather and some experience makes it pretty cruisy. Better not speak too soon I haven’t done the hard parts of the traverse yet 😂

Great video again. Western Arthurs are amongst my best ever hikes. I took a heck of a lot longer to get to Lake Oberon. Glad to see you didn't take your bride. Take a tip from an old bushwalker. Just because she marries you, doesn't mean your wife wants to do the Jane River or the Arthurs.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

haha ill never say never! Thanks John

still so many places throughout our state I have yet to go

Very cool

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard

Another great one mate. Thanks for taking us along , all the best for 2022 safe travels.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Peter plenty more to come this year 😎

… and plan a return traverse as far as West Portal then back and out via Moraine K in mid February. I’m an old bugger though Rob and wouldn’t pretend to match your pace. Well done and, as usual, beautiful camera work, editing and soundtrack.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Glenn yeah I’ll go back soon and see the rest of it. No need to rush it I’m just too used to Jane pace. 😂 gotta keep the legs in tune. Glad you enjoyed it mate thanks.

Another great vid legend, hope your well and didn’t get to crook!

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Na water off a ducks back homie!

@damienphillips9278

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons good to hear brother 👍🏻

What an epic place! Love to see it but think I’d need a body transplant to be able to accomplish it! Thanks for sharing

You are a walking machine to be able to get in and out in that time. It sure is an amazing location.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks mate, too many Jane trips make these ranges look like ants nests.

wow stunning landscape I think I was born in the wrong country

class vid man, looked amazing. also, great hat haha

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers lad!

Awesome content...Makes me home sick...

I walked this track about 3 times 20 years ago. No board walk then. Camped down by the lake but it rained solid for 3 days and flooded my tent. Fortunately it was waterproof but there was a lot of condensation and my down bag was loosing loft. Next day was sunny and I moved on and dried out.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

oh no sounds like a nightmare! glad there weather picked up for ya.

@F1Barry

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons It was ok. I had quality gear. Learnt the hard way at the start with cheap gear.

प्रकृति से मनुष्य का क्या संबंध है यह देखकर बड़ा खुश हुआ

merry 22 cobba im with you peaks are fun but the forests hide the history and the hard won treasures great edit goodonya bro yeeewwww

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Thats it mate. And if prospecting has taught me one thing, it’s that it’s f~ing hard work and there’s a reason that the best explorers were prospectors.

@tazyt3388

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons 100% mate we just had an incredible trip yesterday found some great spots and old mines hard yakka though luved every second of it the bikes hehe not so much stay cool cobs cheers

Had a photo of it above our fireplace for years.

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

Oo nice!

As Andrew’s comment below, that’s some serious tramping to make Oberon in a day from the car park. I’ve taken it in two and a half including side trips

Awesome as usual, always a spot I wanted to go to, but wont happen now, the brain says yeah but the body says don't even think about it :( so thank you for this video :)

@Rob.Parsons

2 жыл бұрын

I say pick your window and take your time, when you've had enough set up camp or turn back, but nothing is out of your reach.

@wendymasters9076

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob.Parsons If only, 2 acl recos and arthritis in these knees keeps my walks more on even ground these days, but I guess never say never :)