Exploring Omeo Highway

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  • čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
  • Video travelling North to South on the Omeo Highway, pointing out some great camping opportunities along the Omeo Hwy as well as popular stop points like the Mitta Pub and Angler's Rest.
    No 4WD'ing in this video so this one is for all you guys that don't want to tackle the tough stuff, want to take your camper trailer or van and find some great spots to camp!
    Hope you enjoy.

Komentáře • 16

  • @oz-wozza
    @oz-wozza Před rokem +1

    Very informative. Thanks for posting.

    • @OffTheBeatenPathAus
      @OffTheBeatenPathAus  Před rokem

      thx mate it's not 4wd'ing per se but a cracking drive with some great camping. Glad it was helpful.

  • @southeastcreations1700
    @southeastcreations1700 Před rokem +1

    Cheers for the vid mate. Exactly what I was looking for before a high country road trip.

  • @TwoHemiViewer
    @TwoHemiViewer Před 9 měsíci +1

    Well done thanks for sharing .

    • @OffTheBeatenPathAus
      @OffTheBeatenPathAus  Před 9 měsíci

      Great thx, Omeo Hwy is a great drive with some epic camping spots along it!

  • @ianmccormick3453
    @ianmccormick3453 Před rokem +2

    Looks like a nice drive!.

    • @OffTheBeatenPathAus
      @OffTheBeatenPathAus  Před rokem

      Yeah it's a great run down the Omeo Hwy, lots of camping opportunities and perhaps not well known by non-locals

  • @matth4285
    @matth4285 Před rokem +1

    Nice scenic drive, thanks for filming. Have you driven Bogong High Plains through Falls Creek? Runs parallel to the west of Omeo hwy. I've only gotten about 30min south out of Falls Creek, but it was a nice 30min.

    • @OffTheBeatenPathAus
      @OffTheBeatenPathAus  Před rokem +1

      Driven and ridden it many times, it's a nice drive as well, currently the only way in and out of falls creek.

  • @ianmccormick3453
    @ianmccormick3453 Před rokem +2

    Jase, can I ask (a non video)question about your Paj? I was wondering what suspension you run? and if you had your time over, would you stick with or choose a different setup?

    • @OffTheBeatenPathAus
      @OffTheBeatenPathAus  Před rokem +2

      Hey Ian, yeah I run Dobinsons springs and shocks, was recommended to me by a guy who's owned 3 different Paj's over the years.
      Only change I've made was about 12 months ago after I got the drifta drawer setup I went to a 300kg constant rear load spring, slightly stiffer than the originals and been very happy with it.
      I'd definitely install Dobinson's again. When I've had passengers along, particularly if they've moved between vehicles during a trip they comment how comfortable the Dobinson's springs and shocks are compared to other setups.

    • @ianmccormick3453
      @ianmccormick3453 Před rokem +2

      @@OffTheBeatenPathAus I'm looking to get a 2" lift and have been inundated (as one does) with advice from other Paj drivers. I was looking into Dobinson's but have been advised to stick with Lovell shocks and Kings springs for the Paj. The same comment keeps coming back about Dobinson's - they're good BUT hey don't last as near as long as the others. Anyway, each to their own I guess - just curious of your opinion & setup. Cheers mate....

    • @OffTheBeatenPathAus
      @OffTheBeatenPathAus  Před rokem +2

      Wow, haven't heard that at all, ironically I've heard that about some of the other brands. Mine's been in 4yrs now and apart from chaing the rear springs as I added weight about half way through, the shocks and other springs are still good as gold. I've done nearly 120,000km, lots of them pretty hard so I'm happy. There are other good options out there though.

  • @michaelnugara1
    @michaelnugara1 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Much appreciated. Very informative. Subbed