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Video Description: We head off out to Mount Airly in the Capertee Valley only to be turned around due to locked gates. From there we head out into the Turon National Park where we stop at the Diggings Campground and Woolshed Flats. With a few exciting water crossings and lots of fun 4wd cruising we had an absolutely stunning day out there.


Mick’s 4WD Touring is based around solo touring of NSW and hopefully one day the country. From the NSW Central Coast area (Awabakal Nura) I try to travel as much as possible on a minimal budget to bring you content that I hope you will not only enjoy but also content that will encourage you to explore more of our amazing country, Australia. I try to bring you informative video content that include the history of the areas I visit as well as other features such as Bush Tucker, Aboriginal sites, Tools, Culture and Language (Dalang).

Follow me as I take you out in my 2002 Gen 3 V6 NM Pajero for solo and group camping and exploration trips in areas such as The Watagan Mountains, Lithgow and more. Showcasing areas for you to explore and often camp, many of which are accessible with a 2wd family car or hatch back also take on a number of walking and hiking trails from beginner to more adventurous bringing you amazing sunrise’s and Sunset’s, Waterfalls, Beaches and all round amazing scenery.

Trying to avoid the tough Four Wheel Driving tracks but not afraid to put the Mighty Pajero through its paces, I will get you into some hard to reach places as well as easy access areas. So for a great combination of informative videos, amazing scenery, Aboriginal (Dharug) Culture and Four Wheel Driving make sure you subscribe to this channel.

You will also find DIY projects such as a custom drawer and camper build for the Pajero, Maintenance Advice along with honest product reviews.

A quick history of Mick:
I have grown up in the Western suburbs of Sydney, Blacktown Area. I often travelled to the NSW Central Coast, camping and holidaying with family around The Entrance, Long Jetty and Norah Head areas. An outdoor lifestyle is something I know all too well with bush walking and fishing a big part of my childhood. While I was still of a young age my Mother (Wiyanga) was a volunteer for WIRES (Wildlife Information & Rescue Services) exposing me to how amazing the Australian Wildlife and Bush really is. This strengthened my love for everything our country has to offer. I also have Dharug heritage which I feel has given me a natural connection and love for country (Nura). Although I learnt very little about my Dharug heritage and anything Aboriginal related through my schooling, I am trying now to learn and grow my knowledge of my people’s culture and way of life. Undertaking a short Dharug Dalang course online to learn the language of my Aboriginal ancestors, I am trying to bring that into my videos to honor and pay respects to all Aboriginal people past, present & future. I am also trying to learn and bring you Aboriginal Bush Tucker, Tool Making, History etc.

Although no longer living on Dharug Nura (Country), having moved to Darkinjung Nura in 2012 with my wife and son I still feel a strong connection to country, my Aboriginal and White ancestors.

Acknowledgment Of Country and People:
I would like to acknowledge my people, the Dharug people past, present & future of what is now known as the Sydney basin. I would also like to acknowledge the Awabakal People past, present & future for whose country I currently reside on and these videos are produced although not always filmed. Lastly I would like to pay respects and acknowledgment to all Aboriginal people from the different lands across Australia on which country I may be filming these videos. I will do my best to be respectful of the various people, cultures and traditions of all Aboriginal people around this country.