Hello all We are think about heading to Patagonia this February. We will only have 3 weeks so we want to do a 2 week wilderness pack rafting mission with a week for travel either side. We tend to enjoy grade 2-3, the more paddling the better and would rather stay away from busy touristy tracks. Any ...

Anyone know anything about rivers in Mongolia?

Hi roman Two of my favorite tassie rivers. The Jane is particularly good but is pretty serious in high water. I think it took us 7-8 days from highway to the big tour boat platform on the Gordon, would be a bot shorter if you fork out for the yacht from sir johns falls, this avoids a 20km flat paddl...

Hi Roman the very steep nature of the catchment for most south west tassie rivers mean that water levels can change dramatically in days and somtimes hours, making water levels for any trip predictably unpredictable any more than a few days away. Generally speaking it has been a wet spring. The Jane...

We crossed from settlement point to wreck bay, scrub was not to bad, then up the coast to cowrie beach (? think that is the name) then up the old prospecting tacks to the wanderer. Not sure I have your email but if you would like to know more feel free to email me on elliam@live.com

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sounds like a nice trip john. I have been thinking about doing that trip for a few years and still intend to get around to it at some stage. We did a trip this summer from scotts peak dam to cape sorell via the crossing, davey and wanderer rivers, was a gret trip

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Wondering how the Wanderer/crossing/davey trip went?

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I believe I will be coming with you.

trip should take you bout 5 days to bond bay. We took 7 to get to melaleuca with a couple of pretty easy half days. Like a lot of tassie rivers it is mainly grade 2/3 with sections of grade 4/5 in the gorges which you will probably want to portage. We didn't encounter any sharp rocks. Shortly after ...