THE TRACK THAT MADE ROCKET TREMBLE ON CAMERA! HIGH COUNTRY fast, deep rivers + camping in a blizzard 

If you could only have one person on this trip drive your 4WD for a day on these tracks - who would it be?

I don't understand Australia...Jungle, desert, SNOW?? Is this the 4wd paradise?

"Extra head is always good." - Shauno

“It’s going to be 0 tonight!” Me: laughs in Canadian

"The snow is so deep. Its like bottomless snow!" *visible confusion from montana*

That dude took his brand new ranger raptor off roading. Respect

"Have you ever taken a four wheel drive or even camped in the snow?" *laughs in Alaskan*

I love how excited Aussies get in snow. It's like it's some magical pixie dust that turns you guys into little kids at Christmas... to stop your doors freezing shut, spray the seals with silicone. And if the door locks freeze, heat up the key with a lighter. These tips brought to you from the deep south of NZ.

As a Canadian, snow like this is a seasonal thing for half of the year and snow this deep is a daily drive on every paved road, it’s so interesting to see how much you boys enjoy it seeing is you don’t have it very often, cheers mates - from your friends across the pond!

Thumbs up to the camera guys who rarely get much credit. An awesome job! Oh and best cooking segment ever, you obviously were getting into the sauce :)

4wd action is worth it's weight in gold, good on ya Graham and Shaun. Absolutely love watching your videos.

A small team, great production and camera work to rival Top Gear Specials.

When an Australian sees snow. 😂😂😂

The only way I can maybe get an A+ in geography in school Thanks 4wd action Let's hope I get a A+ next term

2:38 am and I’m clicking 4wD Action the second it popped up on my screen stopped everything I was doing and sent it to the Roku SO MUCH LOVE ❤️ SENT FROM THE USA 🇺🇸 TO DOWN UNDER 🇦🇺

"Have you ever 4wd'ed in the snow?" Laughs in Norwegian

I'm really impressed with how well the d-max performed with all terrain tyres.

It's never too cold with the right clothing and sleeping gear. I'll take -10c over +30c any day.

You guys have a HUGE fan base and most probably you won't get to read this message; however, i would like to tell you this is your best video. I knew very little about Australia, but you have widen my horizons knowing that it snows in your country. Cheers mate from Miami, Florida, USA.

It’s hard to believe such a beautiful landscape is now burning... :(

These are THE best adventure productions, period. You give us gear, pubs, planning, local culture, top tier - movie grade production, Shaun’s most excellent cooking skills (his fishing and front locker skills need work through) and epic trips through the most amazing Australian landscapes. Well done gentlemen, so well done!

Off-roaders: Worry about a D-Max getting swept away and make sure the rigs have a winch cable attached. Send Shauno out with nothing but his Batman Underoos.

I would love to come and ride with you, from America just to see how you Aussies do it. This quickly became one of my favorite shows. I would be tossed between Shauno and Graham to ride with..... but Rocket would be quite the adventure to ride with. There are no 4 wheel drive shows in the states to compare. This coming from a disabled 4 war American Veteran.

Never stop these videos. Watching with my kids in USA. We have watched multiple videos, multiple times. So much fun at home with the kids and gets them excited to hit some trails

"That's the exact moment I really felt the front locker come into it's own..." Lol 🤣 what a smart arse...

Just moved to Australia 🇦🇺 from Canada 🇨🇦 a few months ago and seeing you guys react to camping in the snow put a smile on my face haha. Great episode and fantastic show! Cheers 🍻

So no one gonna bring up the fact ole' mate Graham looking like papa Smurf haha, gday from W.A

Here in Colorado, I've done a ton of offroading/truck camping in deep snow in the mountains. Nothing like it. With the right gear, it's always warm. Looks like you guys had a great time! Great vid

So funny when Shawn messes with Graham every time they cook. Always dumping food or something on his hand or shaking pepper in his face! 😂

We had a ripper trip fellas!! Looking forward to the next one :D

Being from California I can understand about 85% of what is said and the rest is just me laughing with them lol

those two 80's series are just lovely!!! good taste, top of toyota reliability

Snow !!! Good one! Still cracks me up! It's a daily winter commute trucking in Canada 🇨🇦 Love it.

Lol 😆 I feel like there’s a 3-6 beer minimum before Shaun and graham film the dinner segment haha and I like it I wouldn’t expect anything less!

Nothing hits the spot at the end of big day like some 4WD Action!

The last bit when Shauno turned over the chopping board...........cracked me up all over .... epic trip.

thier praise for every driver no matter how bad is what i like about these videos. love it

Thank you for making my Thursday awesome. I enjoy this with my family in Central Florida, USA.

My holiday house is 25 minutes from the woods point pub you went to at the start

Graham's reaction to Shauno's wild cutting board has me laughing every time!

All he wanted was one shout of a beer!!!

For me it seems so funny to see guys getting so excited about snow. Where Im from its around 5 months a year with snow. Usually have to do some modding to my 4x4 when the snow falls. Cant drive with summer setup in winter. Personal best is -25 degrees and camping outside. Love your videos! Keep it up!!

Love the channel! Why don't you make the camera team and car part of the show? It seems a bit weird to pretend that they don't exist until they have to.

Love watching you guys. The way you guys stick together to get through obstacles

You guys crack me up! Have to say I've learned quite allot from y'all about wheeling. Might just save my butt one day thank's.

4x4ing and camping in the snow is my favorite. I live in the PNW in Washington state USA.

wow, this is amazing! usually i go for trips in the mountains of norway during winter. Snowmobile and camping in snow that is often more than 1 meter deep. The scenes from you guys almost sliding of the side of the mountain in the dark reminds me of one time me and my uncle got surpised by a snowstorm in Sweden, 1 meter snowfall in 2 days! Had to leave the trailer and the car on the side of the mountain because it was to much snow. Luckily i could retrieve the car and trailer days after by the help of a farmer and his tractor. Good memories and taught me a great bunch! Have a good one mates!

I've seen countless of your guys awesome videos and this is the first time I seen rocket so excited and had joy on his face lol

Just getting into this overlanding thing, and thank you so much for videoing and posting the whole journey! It's hard to find videos documenting everything it takes to do this.

Been waiting for this all day, so stoked!

Since Im 2 years old, my dad has taken me off roading here in Chile, We got a FJ40 series from 1983, we got sand, LOTS of snow and loooots of mud everywhere in the south, amazing experience! Now I drive that toyota and is just marvellous (now Im 22)

What a great trip! Loved your snow traveling! Thanks for sharing this with everyone!

In Colorado, if you wheel too early, say like June, you can encounter 20-30ft snow drift across the trail at 10000ft+. I wheeled with a built 74 Bronco, 351w, 4.56 gears with granny, 35's. It could climb pretty much anything feasible. I would love to wheel in Australia.

How many Iron Jacks did you have before that cooking segment? ;). Loved. it.

Snow camping is amazing. I absolutely love it, and living in Canada, we get plenty of opportunity. Glad to see you guys enjoy it too.

"Get one of these up ya, and you'll love life." Uhhhhhhh..... okay. Now I understand why these guys are such close friends.

"how'd you go up there in the snow today?" "habaveablabeakblbaddfjababcbaladbacbdablakjdfabbgubabadkfjbaugadkb" "jeez mate, you're almost a poet!"

In New Zealand that river crossing and some snow is a winter 4x4 trip ha. Except cross the river 20 odd times. You guys would really enjoy getting into the alps here. Great video guys

5-12psi for the snow👍 great video! Fun to watch from Iceland 🇮🇸❄️

Used to live in Southern California. Did a lot of desert 4-wheeling and also the local mountains as well as up in the Sierra Nevada. One afternoon, while driving out in Anza Borrego, and climbing up Oriflamme Canyon into the mountains, we were engulfed by a surprise snowstorm. Got 6" (15cm) in about 1/2 hour. With decent tires, traction in snow is surprisingly good. Better than some of the loose rocks and shale we were expecting to climb up. As well as providing decent grip, the snow packs in around the rocks and then fills in for the tires to roll over more smoothly. I'm sure the next day, after it had partially melted and re-frozen, it was a much different story though. The gent driving that Ford truck was probably having a much easier time as it appeared that he was carrying a LOT less gear than you other blokes were! Coming from a back-packing and bicycle touring family, we camped in our 4x4's with a lot less gear. Of course, you are looking to be a lot more comfortable... I'd bet there's a happy medium in there somewhere! Man, I would love to get back to OZ and do some exploring with you all.... It's been about 35 years since I was there and I loved the place. Love your vids and especially the 'guy' stuff you exhibit in your pranks and general camraderie. Keep it up!

Kudos to the camera crew 👍👍

Those shots of the high country are pretty similar to the Southern Chilean mountain ranges during winter. Absolutely loved the episode, Thanks guys. Regards from Chile :D

I live in Canada. We do snow wheeling 6 months out of every year! And I love cold weather camping!!!

This makes me want to see a 4wd abroad series when covid is done. I'm from Canada, BC is basically like this but with way more moisture and mud holes included, it'd give the guys a good scare.

Epic adventure. Loved every minute of it. Thanks heaps guy’s for the inspiration.

Man that ford ranger is killing it! Seems like one of the best truck!

I'm from Oregon in the USA, I love wheeling and camping in the snow. I tend to do snow cave camping from time to time and well and have plenty of good stories and memories of past trips. Glad you all had fun.

Hello from Maine, USA. That right there is our driving and camping for 6mo out of the year. Glad you guys got to experiemce it down there!

The chemistry that Graham an Shauno have makes this show! Two mates just being good ol boys

Only Rocket Rod can get away with saying “what’s a different way I can Attackle this” 14:00

4WD Action is the best off road show on RU-vid! Love the cooking scenes, absolutely hilarious. Keep up the great work 👍

Love the comradery in the group. Even if someone has to be winched and others power through there is always positive commentary and encouragement. For sure a great group to wheel with. It takes a lot to bring such quality content. I appreciate it. From USA 🙏🏼🙏🏼

And welcome to the Vic high country. Some hard tracks!! Keen to see how yas get it done!!

I love it how even Rocket holds on for dear life when Rocket's driving 😂

I drive in snow 4-5 months a year, believe me you get over the wonder of it all quickly. Mid western winters in the U.S. are long and cold,

Watching from California, in a warm and cozy bed. Stay safe everyone.

Canadian here in the midst of our winter.... Can i try my Kia Forte down there eh? its seen some rough snow :P hahaha Love watching this channel. Quality and Quantity together is rare but you guys kill it!

Wish could get you guys to come to northern Ontario Canada. Driving on frozen lakes, 4wd on logging roads in the winter time. Sometimes 4wd on the highway. Snow gets deep here

Shauno is well and truly pissed during the cooking bit😂

Well guys, I've only recently discovered your videos, got hooked watching the 3 part Kimberley Oombulgurri Track special, but after watching this Victorian high country pub crawl, I have to say this is one of the best 4WD videos I have ever watched! Loved living vicariously seeing you guys tackle those tracks, camping in the snow in the Vic high country is now firmly etched onto my bucket list! Fantastic work guys - you have won another fan!!

this was my first episode which got me hooked to this channel at once. love you guys and Graham's commentary is love, Shuano cooking sessions are to as lit.

I just wanna say thank you for what you guys do. I absolutely adore this stuff and can't wait to start saving for my own 4x4 so my boyfriend and I can go off roading together!! I can't wait! Until then, I'll live vicariously though you guys 😋

Were you blokes pissed when you cooked this chicken pot ?

I;ve said this repeatedly and I'll say it again . I love the camping and cooking skits especially with Shauno and Graham . Graham is a small handful . lol.

This is by far one of the best videos ever, loved it! It;s just amazing to see you all going through these awesome adventures, felt like I am a part of it, Cheers guys!

My favourite cooking segment of them all!

Love the cooking segments funniest shit ever and that mould on the chopping board was impressive.. CHEERS 🍻🍻

We got 28 inches of snow (.7 meters) just a few weeks ago here in New Hampshire, USA. Puts a smile on my face watching Aussies get all excited about it haha. Snow wheeling is fun, but with very little traction you definitely need to adjust your expectations for what is possible.

In Colorado USA we wheel in the snow 5 months out of the year. Love the mountains in a fresh snow...Bloody Awesome Mate!

Snow yes, i´ll even beat that with Volcano Ash "snow" ;) Iceland gives great 4wd opportunities

just finished work, could not wait to get home and watch this ep

I just want to move to Australia. I love the off-roading and the outdoor sportsmanship.

I live in Canada, I used to 4wd from November til April every year lol… specially in the fall during hunting season, I remember one day my old man and I were about 3 km in the woods on foot during a whitetail dear hunt, and once it started snowing, the deer bed down. So we start hiking out with our pop up blind, gear for the day and everything else we brought. By the time we got back to the Zuk, there was 25 cm of snow down, and the we needed 4 Low to get down the track we were on BEFORE it snowed. Took me close to 3 hours to get 2 km from the Parking spot in the end of an apple orchard, to the paved road, which still had 25-30 cm of snow down on it. Mind you, you we were 45 -50 km out of town, so we still had to drive the remaining 43-48 km in 4wd. And this was in late October, a storm no one expected. Also, went driving around down in 45 cm of snow in the Zuk, in 4wd of course, but that’s life in Canada…. Now admittedly, the heat you boys deal with in oz would make me puke any day. As for camping in the snow, until you’ve built a wind break for your fire, and a a camp/bed out of logs/spruce bows, you haven’t camped in the now!

I laughed so hard at the outtakes😂 good drive boys👍

Lost my shit at "two knife ends worth of garlic" hahaha Ripper episode fellas !!

Yep... in Colorado we rock crawl in the snow quite often at 14,000 feet at the end of spring and when winter returns.

Didn't know it snows in Australia. This was great to watch.

I'm one of those sad individuals that sits here on a Saturday night. Laughing at your humour wishing I had a 4wd. Maybe someday. Keep up the good work

How awesome, I love the High Country only been there once in the snow but never camped, It's on the bucket list though.

This has to be the longest commercial I've evr seen. BUT i did watch the whole thing. Well done.