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I may be able to borrow one off the old man if required... It maybe worthwhile for the crew driving in from moe to have more than one chain saw given the number of trees likely to be down? Just a thought...


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Yes, Burgoynes Gap tk is quite steep in some parts and in the wet could be very slippery. Especially the Licola side where there is more clay.
I would imagine at this time of year it's highly likely the MacAllister crossing will be impassible (at least for the sane anyway).
There are pretty much no campsites on the Licola side of the river (well there are but they're on the river). Once you climb out from the gorge towards Licola the only places you'd have to camp would be on the ridge or helipad and that would be really sh!t at this time of year.
Plenty of campsites on the Walhalla side.

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Thanks Drewboyaus. Might leave this trip for the summer and find somewhere a bit more accessible. Missus has been a little timid last few trips after a near mishap a while back, so might be better off taking it easy.

Looking good! This is forecast for Baw Baw but if we head further up we should get similar weather...
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Yeah nice might get some fresh snow, will be wild & windy tho. Last weekend would have been beutiful. . . I blame AB!! Still be good at least were not camping. . .

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Yeah nice might get some fresh snow, will be wild & windy tho. Last weekend would have been beutiful. . . I blame AB!! Still be good at least were not camping. . .

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I blame Jonathan for not having the balls to go away without AB!

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Thanks Drewboyaus. Might leave this trip for the summer and find somewhere a bit more accessible. Missus has been a little timid last few trips after a near mishap a while back, so might be better off taking it easy.

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It was extremely slippery last year around this time, but it was a bit wetter too ..... we just let our tyres down to around 16 - 18 PSI to make sure we had good traction, and it was all OK .. I had no issues at all, and there was only one small moment with one of the Landcruisers in our crew.

You will definitely enjoy it whenever you choose to go....

Do the houses have fireplaces that we can use?

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Do the houses have fireplaces that we can use?

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Didn't you see the first thread about this? No fires and heaters allowed. Only spooning and man cuddles allowed....:1062:

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It was extremely slippery last year around this time, but it was a bit wetter too ..... we just let our tyres down to around 16 - 18 PSI to make sure we had good traction, and it was all OK .. I had no issues at all, and there was only one small moment with one of the Landcruisers in our crew.

You will definitely enjoy it whenever you choose to go....

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Thanks mate, I'll wait for the trip reports when you guys all get back and see whether it's worth heading down.
In terms of hill climbs, would it compare to Deep Creek 1 in Walhalla?

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I'm taking a gas heater that runs off a 9 kg gas bottle for me and Fiona. Rosscos taking beans.