Filmed in 2016, Beau Miles undertakes an unparalleled feat: running over 650 kilometres through the rugged and diverse terrain of the famous Australian Alps Walking Track. In this film, Beau confronts not only the physical demands of the trail but also the unique contemplative ideas that comes with pushing oneself to the limit.

From the quaint town of Walhalla in Victoria to the serene landscapes near Tharwa, south of Canberra, Beau's journey traverses some of Australia's most remote and awe-inspiring terrain. Through his lens, viewers witness the raw beauty of the Australian Alps and the challenges that come with navigating its unforgiving paths.

Joining Beau on this odyssey is his brother-in-law Charlie, whose presence adds depth to the narrative as they navigate the logistical complexities and unexpected setbacks of the trail. Through moments of triumph and tribulation, Beau and his crew offer a glimpse into the camaraderie, team work and united resilience required to conquer the Australian Alps Walking Track.

As Beau's journey unfolds, audiences are invited to ponder the deeper significance of pushing one's limits and embracing the unknown. With stunning cinematography and compelling storytelling, this 52-minute film offers a thought-provoking exploration of human endurance and the transformative power of adventure.