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Take an adventure off the beaten track

If you’re a fan of Creek to Coast then chances are you don’t mind spending your weekends in search of a bit of adventure, be it on the beach, in the forest or out west.

And I reckon it’s fair to say the best adventures can be found at the very end of the road-less-travelled, generally where you need to leave the standard car behind and engage low range.

In the right hands, a well sorted four-wheel-drive is the ultimate ticket to adventure, able to access the most spectacular, and least crowded corners of the Country.

And that’s just what we’re celebrating on this week’s show, with Andrew, Martin, and Roger all on their own fourby adventures.

As you’d expect Roger’s taken things too far and gets himself into, and then out of, one of the stickiest bogs I’ve ever seen. It’s a story well worth a watch, even if it’s just to see him slip and slide trying to walk a winch cable up a soggy hill.

Check out the preview video for a sneak peak.

Got a four-wheel-drive campsite or fishing spot you reckon we need to know about? Drop us and email, or log onto our Facebook or Twitter pages and tell us what you think.

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