Exploder replied:

Try this one, I did it at night just for something different.

Site Link

Cheers.

Member - Doug T (W.A) replied:

rheno

I moved here from Qld back in June, I have done no 4x4 treks in the region as yet , one weekend we have to meet some where and go and do some exploring. use my email in members profile to contact me

Doug

1arm replied:

There is a book out called 4wd day trips Out of Perth or something like that.
Written by the western 4WD.
Includes the powerlines, the trip from Guilderton to Sea Bird, and about 10 others.
Some are quite easy like the trip through the Avon Valley National Park while others are a bit more challenging. I bought mine from the local newsagent.
Hope this helps

Evan

Moser replied:

gday , if ya got a GPS have a look at my site , click on GPS treks and waypoind

www.4x4web.com.au/ozzie4x4/index.htm

BenSpoon replied:

If you are up for some sand driving, check out two rocks.
Head up wanneroo road for a fair while until you get the the big green sign for two rocks (Turn left) head thru the roundabouts to the end of that road and turn right at the T-junction. Follow that one for a while until you get back to houses and to the turn off for the two rocks deli/pizza hut (left) etc, but keep going straight- where there is a reflective dead-end sign on the right, turn left into that road and follow that for a few hundred metres- there will be dozers and other machinery on the right, houses on the left- after the machinery there is a pretty obvious track on the right- follow that in and you're there. If you follow up the main track (rock hard sand- a falcon can drive it) for a while off to the left are sand bowls.
Theres also shacks, beaches, dunes etc... watch it on the main track tho- theres often cars or bikes hooning around corners. Last time I was there a banshee wrote off the front of a subaru.
Its about 40 mins drive from perth to get there.

Member - Doug T (W.A) replied:

rheno
Like the idea of a get together and do a trek for a day , I had some fantastic tracks to play on when I was in Mt Isa, bloody rugged country though, If you have google Earth check this out, These Co-Ords are direct from how my GPS sets them up so just past it in to the FLY TO , paste it in same as it is here

2 oversize Loads on the Barkly Hwy between Mt Isa and Cloncurry
S20 45.824 E139 51.724

Mary Kathleen Town Site , and move a bit to the North East and see the old Mine
S20 46.679 E139 58.855

Now go and have a look at this photo,in the link when you have looked at the photo click on the photo
members.westnet.com.au/dtilley/chubby2.htm
Then go to this Co-Ord in Google and thats where it is , and the tracks in the area were a good chalenge
S20 41.144 E139 50.443

This Co-Ord will show a Rest Area ,move a little to the east and a track goes of of to the south, that was my favorite weekend run
S20 48.032 E139 59.778

it could be followed around to this one
S20 45.371 E139 55.446

Doug