Idalia National Park - 4x4 Touring Outback Queensland

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Idalia National Park is 113km SW of Blackall in Outback Queensland. I explore Old Idalia hut, Wave rock, Rainbow Gorge, Murphys Rockhole, Bullock Gorge, Emmet Pocket and Monks Tank Campground. Idalia is home to a large number of the threatened yellow-footed rock wallabies, a great place to see one. Perfect for quiet camping away from the crowds. A great 4x4 Touring Outback Queensland trip to partake in.
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@BikerBytes 5 лет назад

The professionalism of your videos just keeps getting better, that was tv documentary quality man, awesome stuff!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate. Yes, getting it up there.

@ADiscreetDeadRabbit 5 лет назад

Another great episode Brett! Always such great, well put together footage. If you wanted to know those frogs in order of appearance: Green Tree frog, Desert Tree Frog (Some calling in the distance too), Ornate Burrowing Frog, Broad-palmed Rocket Frog (the ones calling) and New Holland Frog. If you haven't already, get FrogID (by the Australian Museum) on your phone and do some recordings for them. It's a great tool, and they really appreciate the data. Super jealous you saw that last frog, and those Yellow Footed wallaby's were gorgeous! Excited for your next video already.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate, and thanks for the ID. I don't have a frog ID book yet.. need to add one to the arsenal.. any recommendations?

@ADiscreetDeadRabbit 5 лет назад

@@RoamingTheOutback Aus Geo just published a new one by Mike Swan and Simon Clulow in October, that covers all Australian frogs and is 'complete', for now. Or there is the Frogs of Queensland guide by Eric Vanderduys that is pretty good - it's a similar price point but easier to use as a field guide. The free FrogID app is the best for IDs off calls, but I've been using it as my field guide anyway! If you want some general frog reading, 'Frogs' (1982) by Mike Tyler is an essential, even if it is a little dated.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

@@ADiscreetDeadRabbit awesome thanks. I'll look for the first one and brush up on my ID skills.

@cjcpipes 5 лет назад

Awesome!

@bernardmarden2775 5 лет назад

Thanks for posting this video. Staying in a place for a bit really let’s us experience the place much better and you’ve gone to a lot of effort to show this place off. Thanks.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Bernard. Yes i'm trying to extend my camp time to really get a good look at the parks i'm in. It pays off.

@graciewalker5496 5 лет назад

Allways enjoyed

@Johnny-lt5ib 5 лет назад

Simply stunning thanks Brett

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Jack!

@stevenq3840 5 лет назад

Very enjoyable, thank you 👍🏻

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching Steven

@Andre-os7kj 5 лет назад

Outstanding Brett thanks for sharing, happy new year!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Happy new year Andre. Thanks!

@shootingwithmike6770 5 лет назад

Keep up the great work I truly enjoy coming along on these great adventures.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for joining in on my travels Mike!

@IntotheWildFilms 5 лет назад

Another great video Brett, well done mate, keep them coming we always love watching your adventures.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for following along on my journey!

@anibalbabilonia1867 4 года назад

I sure enjoyed the video! Sure is one beautiful land! I bet the trekk was very entertaining! And love the history of it! Very enjoyable.👋😎👍

@willcowell8197 5 лет назад

Another cracking video Brett, really enjoyed watching

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Will. Was lucky there was still a lot of wildlife around.

@dropbear6740 5 лет назад

Another great video Brett, congratulations on living the life, may all your travels be safe.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate.

@solarbuduk 5 лет назад

Fantastic stuff as usual.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate!

@maxcole1961 5 лет назад

Thanks mate another good clip ......

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Max

@lastknownlocation8760 5 лет назад

Superb video Brett Thanks very much for taking the time and making the effort.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for coming along mate.

@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures 5 лет назад

Great wildlife shots. Another good one.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Great to hear guys! Thanks.

@tonygrey3340 5 лет назад

Hi Brett, thanks for putting up the video.....they get better each time.......great stuff

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Tony. Appreciate it.

@sportsfisher9677 4 года назад

Yeah a Burrito in the Outback! And I subscribed Sir.

@shanebaker2195 5 лет назад

Nice work Brett. I really enjoy your style of story telling. Looking forward to watching more of your journeys this year. Cheers.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Shane! Should be a good year. Aiming to hit the road April and head West picking up where I left off... but time will tell.

@R00RAL 2 года назад

Just subbed mate.. going to enjoy your videos, thank you.

@seriouslyseriesaustralia 5 лет назад

We really appreciate how you film all this by your self! Some top quality shots and info. Keep them coming Brett Damon SS

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Damon, yes quite a lot of work, multiple angles etc.. all worth it in the end.

@outbacknomad9939 5 лет назад

great viewing Brett very enjoyable

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate.

@rlhydn3438 5 лет назад

Brilliant episode. Your nightlife videography was very rewarding!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks. Yes very lucky in the frog department.

@mazdamedia5995 5 лет назад

While there wasn’t too much to look at, you did a great job of finding everything of interest. Well done, loved every minute of it.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate. Yes at times it can be bleak with kilometres of track with not much going on... but there are those gems.

@busybeenick 5 лет назад

Your videos rekindle my love for the outdoors whenever I start to get desensitised by urban city life. Thank you!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

You're welcome mate. Enjoy, and hopefully you'll get the chance to get out and reconnect with nature!

@BrianHewittThaibirdspot 5 лет назад

great stuff....

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Brian.

@gaffynprice8551 5 лет назад

Hi Brett yet another great video it’s awesome that ur living someday today. Keep it up mate...

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Gaffyn. Yes somebody's got to do it, might as well be me!

@SalvadorCalaf 5 лет назад

Nice to see you back!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate. Should be some new films out in the next couple months.

@magicnik8881 5 лет назад

Your opening sentence is so damn true... "Living someday today" is a nice quote :) And a very great video, I really enjoyed it!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Great to hear Nik, thanks!

@emu4wdadventures631 5 лет назад

Another great video ! Steve

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks again Steve! Safe travels.

@adelarsen9776 5 лет назад

Splendid isolation. The Heart Break Triangle is one of my favourite places. The best parks are those devoid of 2 legged loud-mouth's.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Indeed Ade. Very lucky again to get it mostly to myself, other than some cattleman on a couple days getting ready to muster up the remaining clean skins still lurking in the park.

@adelarsen9776 5 лет назад

"To Fight the Wild" - Rod Ansell (dec).

@connormargetts4990 5 лет назад

I’m absolutely loving the content, haven’t stopped watching since i found your channel yesterday. Love your philosophy on life! I’m currently working my way into a position where I can do what you do. Can’t wait to get out of my dead end job and into the bush. Keep up the quality content it’s extremely inspiring! Thank you!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for joining up and following along Connor. All the best with your aspirations. It will happen if you are determined.

@rogerhector5885 4 года назад

early morning in the bush best part of the day

@sierracharlie7293 5 лет назад

Another Good One Mate. Glad to see that Dam wasn't full of Cane Toads.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Scott, yes very impressive they haven't made it that far yet. Too much dry country in between for the meantime to keep them away. Great to see natives around.

@DuncanMargetts 5 лет назад

Spectacular footage of the frogs.. such a great video mate.. well done.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Duncan. Yes very lucky there were so many frogs to film. Such a rare treat in the outback.

@harlzAU 3 года назад

At 12-13 minutes while you were eating and cleaning up, there were some interesting wildlife calls, maybe frogs in the nearby dam? Ahh yep, I should have watched the whole lot. Nice shots of the night life.

@4x4junkie86 5 лет назад

man the effort you put into your videos to get the shots, to edit and narrate is amazing and why i keep coming back.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

I appreciate it mate. Thanks. Yes a lot of work, but it shows.

@joshwatson4560 5 лет назад

Inspiring Brett. Makes me want to sell everything and get out there.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate. haha.. you don't need to sell everything, just most stuff that no longer has real value to you. Box the rest and hit the road.

@MudducksTouringAustralia 5 лет назад

Good stuff Brett, Cheers Steve

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Great to hear! Thanks Steve

@PavleBalenovic 5 лет назад

This old truck is perhaps the only vehicle that can really become home, weekend house or something like mountain hut where ever it takes you. Well done video, indeed ... thanks for letting us join your trips and adventures.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Pavle. Yes it's a home away from home. Still a few more tweaks needed but getting there.

@kenmarapese9085 5 лет назад

Excellent vid!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching mate.

@stephanevanderlee 5 лет назад

Hi Brett hope your New Year started well. Great vid

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Stephane. Yes all well, The new year fast disappearing.

@BenMitro 5 лет назад

I wanna be there! Thanks Brett, great photography, great narration, great tips and all by a great presenter. Nah, just kidding it was all terrible..terrible 'cause I'm not there but stuck here....

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate, you'll get your day!

@defenda2477 5 лет назад

Loving the drone footage brett!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks mate. Had a couple close calls with it shooting this film..

@Africasideways 5 лет назад

Great video mate

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thank you. Be on the road again soon.

@rogerhector5885 4 года назад

didnt know there were birds that dug a tunnel thanks man never to old to learn 71 lol

@harrysharma6831 5 лет назад

Very nice video bro

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching Harry.

@waynedoeblin6801 5 лет назад

A nice looking park Brett,good place to go if you like your own company as I do.That area where the windmill was,and the water tank remained,well,I reckon if you dug down a little,I'm sure there'd be water,if you needed it,and the dry rock hole as well.The trees doing well,all nice and green suggests there is water not to far away. Your little oven doesn't radiate too much heat by the looks,you have it right by your bed,and nothing catches on fire?? Great to see you out and about,catch you next time😊

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Always good to be mindful where one can find water. There was another dam close by but didn't check it. Oven is warm to the touch, but never hot, so no problems with stuff igniting. Thanks.

@51mondays 5 лет назад

Great work as usual. Just started Patreon support.. a little measly at the mo, wish I could afford more.. but hope it helps! Safe travels

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Simon. I greatly appreciate your support. Every bit helps to keep me filming.

@woody1851 5 лет назад

Hi Brett. Nice video as always. There is one thing which comes into my mind. If you want adventure and loyalty....get yourself a dog and a Land rover. ;-)

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Woody!

@manuelbenidorm 5 лет назад

Hi, all ok? Waiting 4 ur next one...

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Hi Manuel. All good, Just working a summer job to save for this years travels. Stay tuned.

@JamesEL71 5 лет назад

Great vid Brett, thanks. Is that a Squatter Pigeon at 15:14?

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks James. I don't know. I'll have to brush up on my birds.

@ROCdevelopments 4 года назад

Hey again Brett, I'm rewatching your incredible series again. Just one question; how often have you come across large spiders in your car, seat or other places you've been while on the road in the Outback? Like large huntsmen or the like of them.

@RoamingTheOutback 4 года назад

No large spiders from memory in my car or tent. Most of the outback is pretty dry so maybe not too many big ones getting about currently. One big one on the ground recently near a lake.

@RogerBY 5 лет назад

Have you ever tried metal detecting for gold? You are in great place for that.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

No, it would require a prospecting permit, and most national parks are off limits to prospecting anyway.. Too much hassle.

@MoreAbAdA 5 месяцев назад

The style of the video is very professional, do you have a previous experience or you're self taught

@RoamingTheOutback 4 месяца назад

Self taught. Also read a lot of books back in the day.

@rockbiterhd 5 лет назад

Great job where are you now

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks. Currently working a temp job.

@rogerhector5885 4 года назад

what was that bird in the background at 15.57 i have heard them alot but have not found out what they are seems like it is saying shood alook

@RoamingTheOutback 4 года назад

Take a guess at crested pigeon, can't remember what else was around.

@denisj20111 5 лет назад

What do you carry in your back pack Brett for your walks?

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Usually 2L of water, first aid kit with snake bandages and some survival supplies, swiss army knife, insect spray, other film gear, and spot tracker, and maybe GPS and phone.

@cjcpipes 5 лет назад

Brett is it a 300tdi you have? Currently rebuilding my own in Ireland.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

A 200tdi. All the best with the rebuild!

@zoezoe610 5 лет назад

Did you kill the cat ?

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

no. I'll leave that for the rangers.

@rogerhector5885 4 года назад

what happens if i subscribe to this channel?

@RoamingTheOutback 4 года назад

You'll get my new videos show up in your feed, and if you click the bell icon, an email will be sent to notify you of new uploads.

@lighthousevictoria 5 лет назад

You Tree Hugger!!!

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Goes with the job.

@TJ-bt6zb 3 года назад

10:57

@tedbower685 5 лет назад

very well done, It's a shame you let that cat live.

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Thanks Ted. I let the Rangers know, so it's up to them to spotlight or trap.

@tedbower685 5 лет назад

that is good to know, we've shot over 200 cats on properties in the wa wheat belt over the last couple of years

@RoamingTheOutback 5 лет назад

Idalia is the perfect place to spot the vulnerable Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby, and get away for a quiet week camping and hiking. Visit my website www.roamingtheoutback.com for more outback inspiration and RTO merchandise. To prepare for your next outback adventure, visit the Expedition Centre www.expeditioncentre.com.au