Join Pat as he adventures from Bylong to the Blue Mountains, some of the most spectacular regions close to a capital city you’ll ever find. Pat has invited his good mate and driver trainer John Eggenhuizen from Getabout Training to show us some seldom seen and very spectacular locations not far from Sydney. at and John meet with Bruce Kerney from Bylong Creek 4x4 Park, an off-road haven nestled amongst the sandstone cliffs. Pat really tests the Amaroks and his own skills out on some 'interesting' tracks around the property and imparts a few cooking and tech tips over night. The drive takes them up Hands Trail up on the Newnes Plateau via a couple of side tracks John shares, before the last stop at Dargan’s Creek.

Join Pat, his son Angus and outback adventurer Scott Mason, as they travel through some ancient volcanic mountain ranges and plains in Outback NSW and QLD. They'll check out the two mega burgers - the largest in Australia which is nearly 40kg. They'll also visit some iconic pubs, incredible rock formations and soak up some of the best scenery the Outback has on offer.

Pat and Scott will be travelling from Port Lincoln to Coffin Bay where they will sample some fresh local oysters.

Pat takes on one of the toughest, most technical 4x4 adventures he's had in years and it involves the south coast of NSW. He is joined by photo journalist Scott Mason, a local of the south coast, who shows Pat some of his favourite spots.

When it comes to 4x4 adventures in this great land we call Australia, few would ever think of ice and snow. Every year, special tracks on special mountains become icy playgrounds for the four wheel driver. Welcome to the Australian Alps in Winter.

Down on the southern coast of this great south land, is a place of towering dunes, animal encounters, crystal clear turquoise waters, and of coastal tracks unlike anywhere else in the world. Don't forget your keys because you'll need your 4x4 if you want to explore this delicious slice of 4 wheel drive paradise.

If you like your 4x4 adventures red and sandy, with a touch of ragged ranges, and perhaps a dash of salt, salt lakes that is, then you might want to travel from Googs Track to the Bendelby Ranges in South Australia with Pat.