🇦🇺 PURE OUTBACK: No bitumen roads, no GPS – CAPE YORK JOURNEY 1972 by the Leyland Brothers!

 Legends in 1972


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Travel back to 1972 and experience Cape York as almost nobody remembers it.

Long before bitumen roads, GPS navigation and fully equipped 4WDs, the Leyland Brothers set out on an epic journey to the northernmost tip of mainland Australia. Trek to the Top captures one of Australia’s greatest adventure documentaries, showcasing remote tracks, river crossings, incredible landscapes and a side of Cape York that has changed forever.

Whether you’re a long-time fan of the Leyland Brothers, planning your own Cape York adventure, or simply love classic Australian travel documentaries, this rare film is a fascinating glimpse into Australia’s pioneering touring history.

In this video you’ll see:

The legendary 1972 journey to Cape York
Historic footage of remote Far North Queensland
Early Australian 4WD adventure travel
Classic Leyland Brothers storytelling
A unique look at how Cape York has changed over the last five decades.

The Leyland Brothers inspired generations of Australians to explore their own backyard. This classic documentary remains one of the finest records of what Cape York was like before modern tourism transformed the region.

If you enjoy classic Australian travel films, Outback adventures, 4WD expeditions and the history of exploring Australia, you’re in the right place.

Source / Pictures: Leyland’s Travel Australia