All 4 Adventure takes the muddy route to Bathurst Bay oysters
Jase's boat trailer complicates a tidal-flat crossing as the Cape York expedition draws an unusually fast audience.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 54,883 views a day, 11 times a normal first day on this channel (4,806).
🌊 We Found Paradise at the End of This Track | Cape York Rediscovered | Ep 4
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- 0:41The crew scouts through tall grass on foot, looking for a navigable route and hidden bogs.
- 3:36Simon crosses the expansive mud flat first and reaches the opposite tree line.
- 5:13Jase attempts the crossing with a boat trailer in tow and gets bogged in tidal mud.
- 7:25Simon uses a kinetic recovery rope to tow Jase out.
- 14:01Jase lowers his tire pressure after struggling for grip in soft rainforest mud.
- 16:53The vehicles negotiate a creek crossing before finding a fallen tree across the trail.
Simon gets across the mud flat. Jase, towing a boat trailer, doesn't. Before All 4 Adventure can settle into its coastal camp, there's a recovery rope to deploy and plenty more track to negotiate.
The new Cape York Rediscovered episode continues Jase, Simon and Mitch's push toward Bathurst Heads. It has drawn about 52,000 views before its first full day is over, running at more than ten times the channel's usual first-day pace.
This is the payoff to the overgrown-track expedition we reported here earlier, but reaching the coast still takes some work. The crew scouts through tall grass on foot, Simon pulls Jase out of tidal mud, and later Jase lowers his tire pressure to find grip in another soft patch. A creek crossing brings the vehicles to yet another obstacle: a fallen tree.
The episode includes sponsored vehicle and gear branding, plus a rooftop shower-tent demonstration amid the driving.
At the coast, the trip changes character: Bathurst Bay oysters cooked at camp, then a fishing outing in the tinny, Australia's familiar small aluminum boat. The food gets its own attention in the comments, alongside observations about the rough going. One viewer wonders about traveling so far for such a short stay; another turns the channel's name into a food-adventure joke.
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What viewers say
You had me with the oysters 😋
@IrenaHosttoaGhost000See it on YouTubeAll for Food Adventures !
@mycoolcraig9294See it on YouTubeLovely Ep and area and fish guys, But holy all that way for a day or so,
@craigtomkinson2837See it on YouTube
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looks like pretty rough going
@Flynn-j2wSee it on YouTubeI love how Jason always blame Simon for when they get bogged
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- Channel
- All 4 Adventure
- Subscribers
- 399,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 295,508
- Channel views, pace per day
- 72,027 (on a normal day: 41,041)
- Video published
- October 22, 2026
- Video views so far
- 52,030 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 54,883
The numbers
The Bathurst Heads follow-up is drawing views far faster than a usual All 4 Adventure upload. Daily viewing across the channel is also above its usual pace.
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What does Simon use to pull Jase out of the tidal mud?
Simon tows Jase's bogged vehicle out using a kinetic recovery rope.