Celebrating the 10th season of the show, Pat and his family look back at previous trips and pick out their best adventures.

Pat revisits some of the best 4WD tracks in the country, take a look at the incredible scenery captured by camera along the way and remembers some of the moments when things didn't quite go to plan. It's an action-packed look back at the past 10 years.

This episode kicks off in the Victorian High Country; exploring the legendary Blue Rag range track, heading across the Wonangatta valley and up the Zeka Spur Track, with some free camping at Talbotville. All the while, you’ll be exploring some of the most challenging tracks in the country and intriguing characters that colour the pages of Australia’s history books. We also stopped at the Man from Snowy River Festival, an annual event inspired by a 120 year old poem and made legendary by a movie. It is four days of horsemanship, bush poetry, and so much more. Crossing bridges and traversing extreme tracks, discovering Aurora Australians and many more iconic destinations…this is one episode you do not want to miss!

Pat explores the magnificent eastern Kimberley region. Starting off in Kununurra and heading off to Purnalulu National Park, Pat traverses through the incredible El Questro Gorges before getting a birds eye view of the magnificent Bungle Bungle range. 2017 proved to be one of the wettest summers in the Kimberley since records began in 1900 and this made for some extremely challenging water crossings and an abundant amount of wildlife around every corner of the winding tracks. Pat then circles back to Kununrra and finishes off with a party in the Kimberley capital at the Ord Valley Muster. Filled with amazing scenery and spectacular tracks it’s an episode not to miss.

This top end adventure conitues starting with a climb up Saddleback Ridge, and a cruise on the lake they call the "Jewel of the Kimberley". Then Pat crosses the state border to explore some of the Northern Territory's best kept secrets.

Episode 6 takes us from Kakadu to Cobourg. With a dawn start at the croc free Gunlom infinity pool, this episode heads deep into the heart of Kakadu following the muddy tracks up to Australia’s premier fishing destination; the Coburg Peninsular on the far North Coast. To get up North, we then hop onboard a sunset cruise across the billabong, explore the Kakadu world famous rock art sites, take a hike up to the Nadab Lookout and cross plenty of water crossings, before we reach our destination… Port Essington.

Follow Pat and the team on this remote and breathtaking journey to Nhulunbuy. Starting off in Darwin, we head off for the long drive down to Katherine, before heading up highway 24 to get to the Gove Peninsular. From here we will explore the southern coastline of Arnhem Land; walk along Macassan Beach, stop at Cape Arnhem and experience the spectacular Bawaka homeland. What an adventure as we explore the most remote corners of Arnhem Land, meeting fascinating locals who show us how to fish the traditional way and feed their pet crocodile. Arnhem land proves to be an astonishing combination of cultural heritage and challenging tracks!

Taking my family on a memory making trip north to Cape Tribulation we head along the toughest track in the cape…the Old Coast Road. This trip is infused with cultural trips, historic ruins, and no trip to the Cape is complete without a stop off at the legendary Lions Den hotel, fishing off Elims Beach and wheel lifting tracks that challenge any 4 wheel driver.

Cape York, like you've never seen it before! Join Pat and his family (even Bill now on his 'L' plates) as they tackle Gunshot, Nolan's Brook and make their way to the tip. This is Pat's pick of Season 10 - an awesome adventure with the whole fam.