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BIGGEST SURPRISE, on the BIGGEST rock in the world!

July 2019 Thanks for watching and a BIG thank you to our Patreons for supporting our Episodes. Want to see unseen footage and be more involved with our travels than you can support us at Patreon -   / sparkysontheloose   Interested in the music we use? We use MusicBed (Royalty Free for YouTube). If you click on the link below, not only will you get a FREE month but you will also be supporting us with a free month as well. Win Win! https://www.musicbed.com/invite/tYz8w If you would like to keep up to date with our big lap of Australia then you can subscribe to us on YouTube and also follow us on Website - http://www.akindustries.com.au/sparky... Facebook -   / sparkysontheloose   Instagram -   / sparkysontheloose   Disclosure: We use affiliate links to monetize our content. We may receive a commission on products or services that you purchase through clicking on links within this Video. Camera Equipment GoPro Hero 7 https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... Nikkon D5600 https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... Drones DJI Mavic Pro https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... DJI Spark https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... Mount Augustus - the worlds LARGEST rock We left exmouth and headed onto the Wool Wagon pathway, a 400km dirt road - enroute to Mt. Augustus. We spent one night camped at Mangaroon creek, which was about half way along the Wool Wagon route. It was a peaceful spot, plenty of firewood about and we had the place to ourselves. Mt Augustus The next day, we continued the trek to Mt Augustus where we checked into the Tourist park and set ourselves up. A nice park with great facilities and green grass! We parked up towards the back section, so we could have nice un-obstructed views of Mt Augustus. Up at the crack of dawn, we headed to the summit trail carpark. We were on the track🥾 by 7:30am. There is 2 ways you can hike up to the summit, we decided to go the easy/normal route up and do the alternative route on the way back down. It took us 1 hour 40minutes to reach the summit (6km one way). After signing the guest book & taking a few pictures, Kurt surprised me and popped the question! It was a beautiful moment with spectacular views and no one else around. You get some Telstra signal right up the top, so we called both our parents to let them know the news. Mt Augustus Proposal Safe to say, Mt Augustus will now have a very special place in our hearts. We hiked back down and along the gully trail. It was a rather physical track with lots of rock hopping. Glad we didn’t come up this track, as we could really feel it in our joints hiking down. We would still recommend doing the gully trail one way, it had very different scenery to the main track and leads you to Flintstone rock. Flintstone Rock has aboriginal engravings under it & not far from here we found a small cave full of animal bones. Overall, the hike WASN’T as BAD as we had expected. The first 1.5km of the track is relatively flat, then there is a 1.5km strong incline which in our opinion is the hardest part. You’ll reach a three ways sign which means you have done the hardest part. Now there is a further 2.5km walk, which again is quite flat & easy & at the last 300m, you need to zig zag up a path to reach the summit. Start it early in the morning, pack plenty of snacks & water and just take your time and enjoy the views. Safe to say, we just relaxed the rest of the day away with some beers, after an eventful morning. The following day, we headed out to do the loop drive around the base of Mt Augustus and sight see a few more points of interest. We checked out The Pound, Mundee Petroglyph, Ooramboo Petroglyph & Edneys Spring. Well Mt Augustus you are spectacular. We are so surprised on how little Aussie’s have heard about you and all your glory. At double the size of Uluru and a claim to be the Worlds Largest Rock, we think more people need to hear about Mt Augustus!