OUR FAVOURITE TRACKS ARE CLOSING! Who's to blame & how we are taking action 

Possibly the most important video this channel has produced. We all have to do our part. We all need to be able to say to someone “ that’s not acceptable, what you are doing will close more tracks”. This issue effects more than just the 4wd community.

It's not just 4x4 drivers tracks. It's hiking tracks, camping grounds, and beaches. 😢 it breaks my heart when I see the state of these places with rubbish and damage people are doing to these beautiful places.

As old Rex Hunt used to say "Don't destroy what you came to enjoy". Cleaning up after yourself is such a simple thing to do to keep these tracks open.

I'm 60 and been wheeling since I was 16. Trail/Tracks closers were a big topic back in the 70s and it has never stopped being a hot topic. It's been that way here in the states as long as I can remember. I've seen trails shut down and reopen as housing projects. I wish you the best in your endeavors.

If 4wders lower tyre pressures, on the track using less right foot, the track damage is minimal, but we just returned home from W.A. through N.T. back to Qld and in some camping spots, the rubbish and litter discarded 4wd parts beer cans etc poorly buryed toilets are a bloody disgrace Regional councils don't have the labour or budget to clean up these sites, we always try to clean things up in general we all need to better. Just my opinion.

We need to do something like the USA did to keep tracks open. You guys mentioned that they took action and banded all 4x4 drivers together and cleaned up and reopened the tracks and now they are well looked after, now the American off road trails are cleaner than their cities 🤣 You guys at 4x4 24/7 have a huge following and we will all band around your lead. Maybe start a "go fund me" and we can get started!

Here in the USA, we try to keep to the principal of 'Leave No Trace', as in let there be no trace of you being there other than your tire tracks or foot prints if you're hiking, ect... Most people that spend a lot of time in the wilderness stick to it very well, but we still have the same problems in our more popular areas where the city folk frequent. I've spent entire weekends going around to some favorite spots just picking up the trash left by others. You've got it right that we all need to do our part as avid off road enthusiasts, hikers, campers, hunters, ect...

Thank you Shauno and 4WD 247 for speaking out on this important issue and getting behind us.

I’m a 4wder myself and I have been for 25 years and always will be I also work for one of the largest land management companies in Queensland Good on ya 4wd24/7 for brining this topic up. We need influential people like yourselves to help the wider 4x4 community understand most tracks are only closed because of the grubs who don’t give a shit about anyone else other than themselves millions of dollars are spent across the state each year to repair and maintain fire lines to mitigate serious bushfire risk only to have a segment of the community do so much track damage during wet weather that they can be rendered useless as fire lines until you spend 10’s of thousands of $$ to repair them again. Who do they think pays for these repairs , sure as hell not the crowds who do the damage As a community we need to regulate ourselves better so we don’t continue down the closure route. People need to understand that there is serious money spent to repair unnecessarily damaged tracks

not just an Australian problem, we need more people like this internationally

Greetings to all from Las Vegas, NV in USA. I love your videos and what you are doing to educate all to change the culture in Australia. What I heard from fellow 4-wheelers when I started this hobby was “leave it better than you found it”. Its easy, and you see trash on the trail (tracks), you stop and pick it up. Most of us belong to a 4wd club and we have trail (track) clean up days a couple of times a year.

After all these years of watching you guys and working in the 4WD industry. I never thought anyone would be brave enough to speak up on this in a public way. Spot on guys love it, i stand with you and will bring all of my friends on customers with me. best video you guys have ever done.

You guys organise the rally/march. I will be there. A really important video this week. Have just started taking my 4yr old and 1.5yr old out 4wding and camping. They are getting to see stuff I didn’t as a kid. It’s an amazing experience watching them explore and learn out in the bush.

Why not talk to your old mate Roothy. He's been fighting the battle for years💪🏻

As you noticed in the USA, if you pack it in, you must pack it out. I learned that when I was 8 years old in Boy Scouts, and have never forgotten it.

Just back from OTT and stayed overnight at Cockatoo creek… brake parts, scrap metal, broken mirrors.. and poo tickets, raw pop and disposable nappies everywhere. What a shame

Sad to say, hand on heart any peanut in a GU or 80 series with a lift and muddies probably also watches your videos and acts like they can do the same with no consequences. We call ‘em 24/7 boys. It’s important you call this out and everyone does their bit to keep the tracks health and the camps clean.

when you guys came to mcbrides in Forster we had on average 30-40 4wd vehicles using the track on weekends, but after you did a story on the track we had over 300 vehicles a weekend and now its closed permanently, it was a unkown local track that a few people knew about, sadly you created an interest that just went viral after your magazine hit the shelf , its unfortunately a flow on from the mass discovery you create , same thing happened to the old coach road out of wisemans ferry and Wirraba ridge all closed due to large amounts of traffic after featuring in 4wd magazines prior to 4wd action, The destruction created by lazy 4wd people who leave rubbish or as in mcbrides case 4wd drivers trampled down a 20 metre section of natural vegetation to create a much wider entrance because they couldnt drive through the first obsticle at the gate ( thats actually the first clue that you shouldn't go any further )as well as the rubbish left behind and the road rules violations and noise as every muffler less 4wd charged up and down the hill leading to the entrance to Mcbides day and night , its a by product of the fame you bring to any location you feature

As a local bloke in Charters towers Queensland I'm sick of cleaning up after people who Leave rubbish my mate and I haven taken ute loads away to the dump and being charged for 😢 but it takes one to stuff it up for all and the rest of the community but would all so thank you to all that do the write thing

Amen! Take care of what you love, leave it better than how you found it! As an outdoorsman leave no trace is important and if everyone does their part we can protect what we love!

Before you guys came to McBrides Beach it was pretty much just a locals things. Unless you knew it was there it would have been not even noticed. The best beach access track and sneaky camping spot all gone now.

4wd 24/7 should consider not driving through bog holes when a perfectly good track lays beside the mud pit. Just a thought...

I know you guys just drove Rubicon Trail in Northern Ca. We here had similar issues in 2012 and 2015. People driving the area out of bounds and ruining drainage areas and people dumping trash caused the local Councils ( El Dorado and Placer) to temporarily close the trail for extensive work. They almost did not reopen until the 4 wheeling community went to meetings and convinced them we will monitor activity and keep it clean. At the entrance at both ends to Rubicon a driver can pick up absorption pads to contain fuel and oil spills. Nobody now leaves any sign they have been there, we all pick up after ourselves because we know the County or the Forest Service could close the trails anytime we mess up.

Good on ya Boys get the information out there, I'm a young bloke only 20 years old, and always try to keep the tracks clean, it really suck when people think it's cool to trash our forests, We need to do something about it, and you guys are the best possible advocates for this issue.

So many times recently in local areas I have come across people and watched them doing recoveries and having to remind them not to leave there rubbish behind . Bloody frustrating and also been a keen fisho always picking up after others along rivers with so much crap left behind . We all need to get on top of this 👍👍

fire trails get shut mostly because of track damage and maintence costs. I've seen so many youtube 4X4 programs out wheeling in the rain or when the tracks are wet, spinning wheels and tearing up the tracks driving into bog holes getting stuck driving back and forth making it worse only to have to winch out anyway when they could of stopped and winched out when they first came to a stop and not dug the hole deeper 4WD24/7 does this alot just for the content. not a hater, love the show but practise what you preach guys.

Well said boys. Took my daughter up in the mountains 2 weeks ago and ended up bringing 5 bags of other people rubbish out from campsites. So disappointing.. also, will definitely line the 4x4 up on parliament house to show my support

100% agree we went down to robe in sa about a month ago the amount of rubbish down their is mind boggling me and a few mates went through multiple camp sites and cleaned them up its a good feeling to know your helping keep your passion alive

You’ve just cancelled yourself out with the fail section Look at the damage done for kicks and giggles for the insta crew Sorry guys but the problem is in front of you

It went downhill when the hoon laws came in and every P plater switched from a modified Commodore to a modified Hilux. For the last 20ish years young blokes had been able to let loose in the bush away from the cops, but that is now also being cracked down on bigtime. The next step will be into motorbikes, you see it in the US now with takeovers, this will happen here soon enough because it's easy to run from the cops on a bike when there's 50 bikes going in all different directions.

4WD24/7 has changed my life! Never owned a 4WD and now not only do I own one? I’ve kitted it out, given it a full makeover, colour and everything. I’ll be doing adventures starting next week. Thanks for an amazing show, lessons, laughs and education.. 🙌🏽

I wish you all the best in your mission to save the tracks. We have lots thousands of miles of them here in Alberta Canada the exact same way. My kids will never get to drive the trails I grew up on and we loose more every year. Join together and fight for all your worth !! Numbers get results!!!

The damage done to the salt flats at Lorrella Springs from a convoy trying to push a new track is still there. Who did that I wonder

As a US viewer this topic also directly applies to us as well. Informing people and cleaning up the outdoors is key to having these places open for future generations. I would hate to see Aussie tracks being closed so good luck with this endeavor.

Right on that was my truck and trailer in the rubicon parking lot. It was good meeting you on the trail!

4wd 24 -7 you guys should get on the big radio stations when your ready to make a good and proper stand it’s the best way to reach the wider 4wd community love what your doing and I’m ready to stand up and support this cause 🍻

It's sad to see this happening everywhere. I live in southern tas and grew up in the bush. I am shocked at the amount of rubbish I have seen around our local tracks. Our 4wd group try our hardest to clean up what we see but the amount is ridiculous and we tend to get quite a few bags when we are out. We have all taught our kids to keep all their rubbish in the car / bag, it not that hard with the right education. We all need to pull our heads in and keep the rubbish in a bag not on the tracks.

Tracks are closing for numerous reason. The most obvious one is grubs littering everywhere on the tracks. There is no respect for the land/tracks.

My territory isn't 4wd but I prospect for gold in victoria so I spend so much time in the bush, I carry a bag with me to put rubbish in when I find it and take it home. I'd be shattered if we got shut out. I stand with u all.

I just want to say thanks to 4wd24/7 for being a voice on this issue. In my time, I've seen tracks and campsites permanently close. But unfortunately I've seen the filth people leave behind too. Education is key.

Biggest thing in Victoria is the tracks are there too fight fires. You cant expect the departments to run comp trucks to be able to drive the tacks they need too to fight fires. It comes down too cost. You either doze a track 10 times a year at a high cost or put a gate on it and make it a management vehicle only track and doze it twice. Im in the camp of dont shut any tracks keep the bush open but if you see it from there point. Makes sence.

With all the RU-vid 4wd shows now it’s very rare to see any of them promote cleaning up after yourself. Dunny paper blows through these tracks like tumbleweeds and the way 90% of people drive on the tracks is a disgrace. It’s all about tearing the places to pieces so not surprised they’re getting shit down.

Great topic man. Every time i go anywhere, I have a bag with me and clean up trash. Nothing wrong to pick after someone, but will be so much beter if people just pick up after them selves. Big shout out to you guys

I absolutely agree with what you guys said in the video. I live in North Queensland on the Tableland and very disgusted of all the rubbish that gets left lying around here. I am constantly picking it up. If only you could catch the people that are leaving it behind.

I've been going on about this rubbish issue for years, I'm glad the lager channels are getting involved. I see it all the time Camping equipment to cans and glass all bunt in the fire. its a bloody total disgrace.

My opinion on this tracks closing has been due to track distruction . Yeah the rubbish is a problem. How many youtube videos do we see with climbing track on full boar on the load peddle destroying the fire trail just to get veiws on youtube.

Oh wow, what a great b'day present with you guys releasing the first part of the Rubicon trail. Thanks Guys.

I’m very new to 4wd’s and have only been out a few times. It’s very sad to say the thing that stood out to me the most is the amount of rubbish that has been left everywhere. I would hate to lose these tracks before I get to see them. It’s safe to say that on all my next trips I’ll be saving plenty of space for everyone else’s rubbish on all my future trips.

I just got back from the USA 4 weeks ago. Didn't 4x4 but I hiked a ton of different trails in 5 weeks in 10 different states. Throughout the 350km of trails that I hiked I didn't see a single scrap of rubbish it was amazing. You really get to take in your surroundings when hiking as well so that makes it even more impressive. Let's keep Australia beautiful.

Sorry lads but I have to give a bit of an unpopular opinion here. 4wders do cause damage when we drive tracks. Particularly in the steep, clay soil areas. Those tracks, when chewed up by 4wds, turn into erosion gullies when it rains, and funnel huge amounts of silt into the headwaters of creeks and rivers, that would otherwise have been held back by vegetation. I love 4wding personally, and don't know what the solution is. On top of that, I gotta say fellas, sometimes the way you lads drive tracks really isn't a good look. 35 inch muddies, big lifts, twin locked, going full noise up a steep track when it's had a lot of rain... You can't say this doesn't chew the track up big time. You even mention it yourself when you're going through in convoys of 5+ cars, how much it gets chewed up for the last couple of vehicles. Not only does driving like that damage the track, but it also makes it a lot harder for management vehicles, which tend to be on 33s with a modest lift, if any lift at all. If they can't get through because it's been rutted out by rigs with big setups, then I really can't blame them for throwing a gate across it. You both brought up valid points on the hypocrisy of a lot of track closures, but I hate to say you, and all of us, aren't blameless either. I think we all need to take a look at how we drive certain tracks, and should take weather conditions into account and maybe look for easier routes that won't chew tracks up. Just my 2 cents... Sorry for the long post.

Guys! What a great episode! 👍. If I were able bodied Id join you guys in the fight in Canberra. I believe in what youre about to do in protest to keep the tracks open. Cant wait to watch the Rubicon episode it looks incredible. Dont take too long putting it up as Im sure theres a lot of people hanging to watch it just as I am. Keep up the good work and keep those episodes coming. Thank you for what you guys do!!! 😊

Watching your latest vid right now. Any campsite ot 4wd trail can be helped tremendously by a simple state of mind " leave it better than you found it" I'm 45 years old that is one thing my younger years taught me being involved with the now shunned boy scouts. If the places aren't a trash heap you have solid push back against closures.

So sad how this happens. It's such a simple thing to prevent. Good on you guys for speaking up - something needs to happen.

Not just rubbish but a bloke we seen on the OTT with a massive lifted 79, at least 35" tyres and towing a full size off-road caravan, it would have been sam creek or canal creek, but had a bump up, he couldn't get the van over the lip, 4 attempts (every time tearing up the track) the decided to hook up winch, was so much weight the winch couldn't do it, so he doubled over, and while winching he has the tyres turning at high speed in like low range 2nd or 3rd so was just spinning and tearing the crap out of the track finally got the car and van up but now made 35" ruts, and a pulled over tree, and just laughed.... I'm thinking "you just ripped the crap out of the track with 35" tyres and it will be impossible for someone with 31" tyres, AND NOW THERES NOT TREE to winch off either... No wonder the tracks get torn up so bad that responsible 4wders just can't do the track...

We have had issues in Northern California with MTN bike access years ago. The MTB community came out HUGE and balanced it out! Up In Canada in my Overland Rig now visiting the Arctic Ocean!! Canada is just smart with their open spaces as far as i can see. Garbage cans everywhere! loads of camping and tons of off road options!

This is a great video, Here in Canada we have the same problem, it really bugs me seeing someone who really doesnt care about what they are doing, unfortunately we see this way to often with young people. A lot of great trails here in British Columbia Canada keep getting closed. We do have a dedicated group called Four Wheel Drive Association of BC that do their best but it always seems like the efforts get overriden by unrespectful people. We have a say here " Pack it in, Pack it out! "

Only a (very) small channel here, but more than happy to throw our support behind the cause. There is nothing worse than seeing rubbish in the bush!!

When I see it now I look through it providing it doesn't look toxic to try and find any clues. I once found 2 items with the same last name and also a first name on something else, found them on Facebook and publicly posted with photos of the mess and calling them out. Fair to say people got stuck in and within 2 hours I had a private message asking me to pull it down. Fair to say I said I will go past there again at 6pm tonight and if it isn't cleaned up, not only will I leave the post up but also I will tag the EPA in the post. Rubbish was gone and the young bloke seems like he will never do that again as his mum was thr person who contacted me before he did.

As a kid in NZ it was installed into to us to always do the right thing and clean up after ourselves. Being a “tidy kiwi” was the way to go, and it worked! If more Aussie’s could get on the same band wagon this wouldn’t be an issue. My wife and I would be extremely gutted if we were unable to explore this beautiful country the way we’ve been planning for years because of a few grubs!

Thank you for signing light on this. I’ve recently done the same regarding the issues with closure we see over in Norway and the rest of the Nordics. Sadly some self policing in the community is needed since this goes under the radar for regular people.

Looking after the bush and the tracks is not just rubbish, it also covers how the tracks are being driven on. A lot of the blame has to go towards certain people that have a RU-vid channel, who on a large portion of their videos, show themselves flogging the hell out of their vehicles and complete destroying the tracks behind them. Creating unnecessary ruts and digging holes with their wheels when bogged.

I'm probably going to get my head bitten off here, but monster trucks with big wheels and huge lifts, that destroy tracks to the point where emergency vehicles can't get through, are also a major reason for track closures.

You nailed it right on the head. The biggest issue is litter. If we don't learn to clean up after ourselves, we will lose these trails. I recently spent a week on Moreton Island, and I filled a garbage bag before I even set up camp. Don't destroy what you came to enjoy!

I watch multiple 4WD channels here in the states and almost without fail they all emphasize the concept of "Leave it better than you found it." That's a principle that I always try to follow when I'm out on a trail or campground. Keep up the good work, gentlemen.

The worst kind of people who 4wd is people with 37s that sit in one spot on the track and go back and forwards in a hole and till nothing can get through without packing the hole in with rocks and logs.

The best episode produced to date. Such a serious topic that needs to be addressed. We do need to stand up against track closures and keep our bushland clean

Been watching this show for years, never thought I would win FAILS OF THE WEEK! Thanks fellas, keep up the great work.

Big ups, i dont get the chance to get out on all the tracks i want to and the thought of people in other states getting tracks blocked off that i want to visit disgusts me, everyone deserves the same opportunity to experience our country!

The mining example a one-off furphy. Do you guys drive around with your eyes closed? Closure is either fire risk or user behaviour related. The idiots is where you should be directing your influence, not authorities.

Welcome to Norwegian rules, no off-road allowed. 😫 We all be looking to Australia and dream of the tracks you can drive, wish you the best with this! 👍

Agreed! I would also consider myself a greeny as well, even though I enjoy 4wd, hunting and camping. Respecting the bush and leaving it as pristine as you found it matters and is preservation!

I don't do it much any more but I used to do a bit of bushwalking around Sydney. Some of the rules National Parks were bringing in were that groups could be no larger than 8, to prevent damage and that dead wood was a resource (so no campfires).

Totally agree with you guys we need to protect our tracks and keep them open, count me in on the march to Parliament House . I was only at the lost city a year or so ago can’t believe it’s shut. Please keep this fight going!!! And I will definitely be calling out any litter bugs absolute grubs in my opinion. Go on you guys

In NSW it's not free to access a dump. So illegal dumping is a huge problem near cities. Make it free to access dumps and a fair chunk of the problem goes away.

TREAD SOFTLY is the term you guys are looking for. What great show!!! Keep your trails/tracks open. Leave no trace and there won’t be any drama. Just found you guys a few weeks ago and HELL YEAH you guys are solid. Good luck!

Last year, the group I go out with started what appears to have become an annual event to clean up trails. The amount of crap people leave out there is insane. we had 10 trucks and made something like 6 trips to the dump. not including all the tires we found. I think there was over a hundred tires we actually managed to get to. there was a small pond we stopped at and counted almost 20 tires in it. and that was just a mile or 2 of one trail! It's insane.

Land managers want tracks for their access. If tracks are chopped up enough that the land managers can't get through, then they either spend money to maintain them, or close them.

Some ideas 1# once a month clean up trucks for popular spots around Aus. Apart from the wet season. 2# possibly paying a fee to camp and drive on tracks. Money is used to maintain camp sites and tracks. 3# being able to move obstructions from the road and cut fallen tree on the road to keep it clear with out getting in trouble. 4# Big bins in strategic points on the tracks or camp sites that can be removed weekly or monthly. Manly for people to put there rubbish when it’s hours from the nearest bins. 5# A clean up of metal parts and cars left in the bush. I don’t know exactly how it would work but it definitely needs to happen. Especially when you drive for 4 days to get up the cape and there nothing but burnt out cars and car parts everywhere.

Here's a fun drinking game. Everytime Shauno swaps his hands to hold his beer we all take a drink 😂

Spot on lads. Take care of your environment as much as you do your truck and it'll take care of you. It isn't bloody hard.

I talked about this topic about Fraser a few days ago on the FB group, and was attacked as being "old"..... These young kids -16-25 are making everything really bad - not all, but SOOOOO many. When I was that age group we NEVER disrespected anyone, we looked after all our campsites etc, and adhered to " leave no trace". Everyone does silly stuff, however today, I see daily in the news, on social media etc all these young kids being selfish, egotistical POS's. Seen it over the last few years at Fraser especially and on the Cape York tracks. I am almost certain before I die, Fraser/ Kgari will be either closed or limited to 4WDers - because of stupid stuff.

Anything within 2 hours of Sydney is being closed. Expect the circle to widen to 3 hours, 4 hours. Its the old thing, a few idiots ruin it for everyone.

I just bought my first 4wd bad bloody timing I grew up around 4wding definitely supporting you guys

Great video, completely agree with you and bushy, a rally in Canberra sounds good and I'll happily attend. I've been cleaning up my local tracks for years.

It would be an idea to educate the "backpackers' better too. As a "backpacker" (working holiday maker) myself, I travelled and worked in this stunning country for over 4 years now and seen some stuff from fellow backpackers (even from my group) that is unacceptable. Like cutting down the single alive tree in 50 metres, driving wherever, trowing trash in the fire,... Should be a visa requirement to learn something about caring for Australia and the bush. Just putting it out there, but if you come from the other side of the world and haven't been out bush like here, you just have no idea.

The same thing is happening here in New Zealand too. Something needs to be done 😞

Good on you guys! yes even in the us we have to get on others! we are in no way perfect, but its just a simple case of responsibility and respect. we have lost alot of ORV parks all through the US just because of the lack of respect unfortunately... So happy yall got to experience the US trails!!

Last time I was at Jenowan I filled a bag of rubbish in the what, 300 meters between the office and the creek crossing. This isn’t even out bush, it’s the main road to the second camp ground. Grubs everywhere.

There are 4x4 clubs and other offroad clubs in the US that take trips and clean up days to keep the trails clean here. There are tracks here that are abused for sure, you just didn't see them while you were here. It is sad that human beings will not pick up after themselves.

Love your show but mate... yeah nah. I've grown up on the sunshine coast and I've seen what happend to Kenilworth state forest over the last decade. The trash left there is disgraceful. Go for a ride around Kenilworth then go do Gheerulla. Gheerulla is packed with dirtbikes ( no 4wd's allowed) and no trash anywhere. The trails are pretty good. If SES ever needs to get in there to fight a fire they can no problem, and anywhere in Gheerulla. Kenilworth now... good luck getting off the main trail in a fire truck. Real men ride dirt bikes and respect their playground.

As you guys say "i'm frothing" to see the visit to the trails, we out here in the west have the pleasure of wheeling!

We still fight this issue here in the US on a continuing basis (some areas are much better cared for than others). It is astounding how dense and short-sighted people can be about it. I suppose the the positive side I've seen in the decades I've been off-roading is this: There was a time period when off-road areas were being continuously shut off and it all appeared to be going away. Now I am seeing at least a leveling off of that and offroad clubs and orgs banding together and fostering active working relationships with our Forest Service here to reopen some areas and make sure the remaining ones stay in good condition (volunteer trail rebuilding, cleanups, etc.). Great episode and topic.

I just finished the old Tele track for the second time in 8 years. The difference between the times is devastating and will only get worse. Too much erosion from too many lines taken in the wet or early season. This will result in it closing eventually! Who is to blame? Shows like yours, where you make a thing of doing the hard tracks in the wet, without a care for the country is the cause.

Thank you for bringing this to everyone's attention and 4wd247 a massive application form the bottom of my heart for the encouragement you all give to us all kind regards Matthew.L forrester

I’m British Columbia Canada we have the 4WD association of BC which advocates for public access to public lands. They have a ton of support from people locally and from all over the world (myself included). There is so much strength in joining these types of organizations to have a voice with thousands of voices behind them. Look them up, join them and/or create them in your area where need be.

Awesome episode and best for a while. I think it’s like a lot of things these days and as a society there seems be a lot disrespect generally. But kids aren’t out in the bush these days. Gone are the weekends spent in the bush playing or learning bushcraft. I was taught respect for the bush through cubs and scouts camping and 4wding. How to do bush toilets and emu bobs before leaving camp. Even that has been eroded in the scouting movement these days to a degree. Keep up the great work fellas

Let's organise a mass 4wd rally in every state and fight the red tape n keep up as much noise and publicity as we can to keep Australia open to every single aussie rich or poor we all deserve to have access together we can fight n it's the only way to get heard if we all Stand up together as a collective I'm In to support organise any rally that will help our cause

We need to stick together, stand together and do what we need to keep the 4wd life alive.

Last Friday night, we went to an area near Newcastle to find some tracks just have some fun on a Friday night because we were bored. We drove around for half an hour in this state forest, where there were heaps of tracks approximately 9 months ago but a week ago we struggled to find somewhere to go there were so many gates. Track we found was basic and only had one car down that track, ended up driving down a ditch. 1 wheel in this 4ft ditch and there are 5 of us in this 79 series that’s teetering over an edge.

This is a great video. Hopefully the folks watching will take this forward, and in a friendly way, talk to other off-roaders about how important is not only the right equipment but taking care of the trails is.