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Goldfields Loop
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Go back to the turbulent days when new towns sprouted soon after a gold find only to turn to ruins after the gold dried up. The trek paints the picture of the gold rush days in WA, the jubilance and hardships faced and the towns that survived.
Start
Coolgardie
Finish
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Distance
608.5 km
Minimum Days
2
Average Speed
68.8 km/hr
Driving Time
8 hr 50 min
Article By: ExplorOz Team Updated: 20 Mar 2008
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Description
The goldfields loop heading north from Coolgardie and finishing at Kalgoorlie is probably one of the most interesting routes in this region. Travelling over excellent formed gravel roads, you pass through a region that is filled with history, European and Aboriginal culture and the stunning, yet unbelievably dry and harsh environment that is the Eastern goldfields of outback WA.
The discovery of gold in Coolgardie in 1892 by Arthur Bayley and William Ford, started the gold rush and this was encouraged by further discoveries in Kalgoorlie (East Coolgardie at that time) by Patrick "Paddy" Hannan, Tom Flanagan and Dan Shea in 1893. While some found gold, many only found hardship, sickness and death caused by inadequate housing, lack of fresh water and food, insufficient medical attention and supplies. Stories of hardship occurred at Menzies with a deadly typhoid outbreak and also during the ill-fated Siberia rush where many prospectors suffered from dehydration due to an extreme lack of water in the area. Towns like Kunanalling were bustling at one stage only to turn to ghost towns when the gold dried up. This route has many of these old towns now in ruins with cemeteries and mining relics near its midst. They each have a fascinating story to tell and are worth exploring around. Some of the other sites well worth visiting and exploring are: Lake Ballard with the surreal sculptures by Antony Gormley, Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park, Ularring Rock and definitely Niagara Dam Nature Reserve.
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Coolgardie
Take plenty of time to explore Coolgardie, admire it's magnificent buildings and it's various museum's. John and Agnes Holland are buried in the pioneer cemetery.
Features:
Position: 121.1660ºE 30.9536ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Great Eastern Hwy & Victoria Rock Rd
Distance:
0.46km
Average Speed:
50.22km/h
Great Eastern Hwy & Victoria Rock Rd
The Victoria Rock Road meets the Great Eastern Highway at Coolgardie. A Caltex service station is located on the other side of the junction.
Features:
Position: 121.1583ºE 30.9548ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Kunanalling
Distance:
33.59km
Average Speed:
83.47km/h
Kunanalling
Gold was discovered here in 1895, and it was known as the "25 Mile" when the Warden for this area recommended a townsite be declared here the same year.
Features:
Position: 121.0663ºE 30.6833ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Kintore
Distance:
12.86km
Average Speed:
57.55km/h
Kintore
Gold was discovered here in the late 1890s, and in 1897 the Kintore Progress Committee sought the declaration of a townsite for their rapidly growing community. The townsite was gazetted later the same year.
Features:
Position: 121.0189ºE 30.5981ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Twelve Mile Dam
Distance:
8.45km
Average Speed:
87.29km/h
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Features:
Position: 120.9772ºE 30.5345ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
Distance:
21.48km
Average Speed:
73.51km/h
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
Located 70km north of Coolgardie, via Coolgardie North Road through Kunanalling and Kintore, Rowles Lagoon is a a semi-permanent fresh water lake and although over 40 species of water birds can be found here, the lagoon is a gazetted water ski area and camping is allowed.
Features:
Position: 120.8637ºE 30.4302ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Ora Banda
Distance:
27.07km
Average Speed:
53.45km/h
Ora Banda
Ora Banda is located approximately 70km from Kalgoorlie. The Ora Banda Historical Inn will be 100 years old in 2011. The grounds have 7 motel units and a caravan park (coming soon) with powered and un-powered sites.
Features:
Position: 121.0615ºE 30.3769ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Siberia
Distance:
21.65km
Average Speed:
67.67km/h
Siberia
Gold was discovered here by the prospectors Billy Frost and Bob Bonner in the late 1890's, and the influx of miners into the area soon created demand for a townsite. Siberia derives its name from Siberia Tank, a nearby water supply for the area.
Features:
Position: 120.9558ºE 30.2423ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Davyhurst
Distance:
41.75km
Average Speed:
72.1km/h
Davyhurst
Davyhurst is a Goldfields townsite south west of Menzies, Western Australia. It was gazetted in 1901. The proposed townsite was initially declared "Davyston" in 1900, Also known as "Mace's Find".
Features:
Position: 120.6491ºE 30.0456ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Ularring Rock
Distance:
26.79km
Average Speed:
56.45km/h
Ularring Rock
Ernest Giles and his exploring party arrived at Ularring Rock on 15 October 1875 on their journey from Beltana in South Australia to Perth and the Swan River. Tommy Oldham was the first to sight it.
Features:
Position: 120.5490ºE 29.9240ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Mulline
Distance:
16.48km
Average Speed:
64.73km/h
Mulline
Gold was discovered in this area in the mid 1890s, and the numbers of miners in the area was sufficient for a townsite. Mulline was gazetted in 1897, and takes its name from Mulline Rock, an Aboriginal name recorded by Surveyor Brazier in 1894.
Features:
Position: 120.5248ºE 29.8035ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Lake Ballard
Distance:
49.84km
Average Speed:
73.82km/h
Lake Ballard
Salt Lake 51km from Menzies. Significant for its 51 sculptures by Antony Gormley , who scanned the locals and mapped there bodies in 3D, then reduced them to 2/3rds there normal size. The finished product is a sculpture refered to as the insider.
Features:
Position: 120.6038ºE 29.4491ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Ghost Rocks
Distance:
31.67km
Average Speed:
79.41km/h
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Features:
Position: 120.8822ºE 29.5577ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Mount Owen
Distance:
21.85km
Average Speed:
80.72km/h
Mount Owen
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Features:
Position: 121.0251ºE 29.6836ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Menzies
Distance:
2.61km
Average Speed:
33.56km/h
Menzies
Menzies was an American born prospector who had sought gold in America, Africa and New Zealand, and came to Australia on behalf of a syndicate. The townsite was gazetted in August 1895. Menzies is located 132 km north of Kalgoorlie and 729 km east of Perth.
Features:
Position: 121.0285ºE 29.6939ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Morapoi
Distance:
52.04km
Average Speed:
76.98km/h
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Features:
Position: 121.3778ºE 29.4035ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
Distance:
7.83km
Average Speed:
62.68km/h
Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
Niagra Dam is located 60km north east of Menzies, via Kookynie Road for 13km. (dirt track) not far from Kookynie in the WA Goldfields. The dam was originally used for steam engines, now is just collecting water! Good camping at the base of the dam and the surrounding area.
Features:
Position: 121.4277ºE 29.4014ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Kookynie
Distance:
13.49km
Average Speed:
61.47km/h
Kookynie
Kookynie is situated 70km north east of Menzies by road and is part of the Shire of Menzies.
Features:
Position: 121.4908ºE 29.3349ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Yerilla Ruins
Distance:
38.03km
Average Speed:
71.08km/h
Yerilla Ruins
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Features:
Position: 121.8184ºE 29.4739ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Kookynie Yarri Rd & Cranky Jack Rd
Distance:
12.47km
Average Speed:
76.22km/h
Kookynie Yarri Rd & Cranky Jack Rd
Junction
Features:
Position: 121.9080ºE 29.5475ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Yarri Rd & Porphry Access
Distance:
39.96km
Average Speed:
79.76km/h
Yarri Rd & Porphry Access
Junction
Features:
Position: 121.9330ºE 29.8829ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Gindalbie
Distance:
50.29km
Average Speed:
79.65km/h
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Features:
Position: 121.7599ºE 30.2825ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Four Mile Hill
Distance:
38.46km
Average Speed:
71.19km/h
Four Mile Hill
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Features:
Position: 121.6440ºE 30.5755ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Kanowna
Distance:
6.21km
Average Speed:
68.07km/h
Kanowna
Gold was discovered here in 1894, and the area was at first known as "White Feather". When the government decided to declare a townsite H C Prinsep, then Under Secretary for Mines, stated the Aboriginal name of the place was Kanowna, and this was the name given to the townsite.
Features:
Position: 121.5998ºE 30.6116ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Distance:
33.16km
Average Speed:
70.19km/h
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a Local Government Area in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia, about 550 kilometres east of the state capital, Perth.
Features:
Position: 121.4742ºE 30.7461ºS (GDA 94)
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Things to See & Do
Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
Niagra Dam is located 60km north east of Menzies, via Kookynie Road for 13km. (dirt track) not far from Kookynie in the WA Goldfields. The dam was originally used for steam engines, now is just collecting water! Good camping at the base of the dam and the surrounding area. You will need to take wood in if you are planning on having a fire.
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
Located 70km north of Coolgardie, via Coolgardie North Road through Kunanalling and Kintore, Rowles Lagoon is a a semi-permanent fresh water lake and although over 40 species of water birds can be found here, the lagoon is a gazetted water ski area and camping is allowed.
Lake Ballard
Salt Lake 51km from Menzies. Significant for its 51 sculptures by Antony Gormley , who scanned the locals and mapped there bodies in 3D, then reduced them to 2/3rds there normal size. The finished product is a sculpture refered to as the insider. The cast is an alloy made from molybdenum, vanadium and titanium , materials that are found in the Archean Rock of W.A.
Ularring Rock
Ernest Giles and his exploring party arrived at Ularring Rock on 15 October 1875 on their journey from Beltana in South Australia to Perth and the Swan River. Tommy Oldham was the first to sight it.
Kanowna
Gold was discovered here in 1894, and the area was at first known as "White Feather". When the government decided to declare a townsite H C Prinsep, then Under Secretary for Mines, stated the Aboriginal name of the place was Kanowna, and this was the name given to the townsite. The townsite was gazetted in December 1894. Kanowna is now an abandoned gold mining town.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a Local Government Area in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia, about 550 kilometres east of the state capital, Perth. The City covers an area of 95,575 square kilometres, and its seat of government is the town of Kalgoorlie, which with Boulder is home to all but 244 of the City's population.
Kunanalling
Gold was discovered here in 1895, and it was known as the "25 Mile" when the Warden for this area recommended a townsite be declared here the same year. At this time it was referred to as the "25 Mile" or "Coonanalling", but when gazetted in 1896 the Lands Department applied spelling rules that changed it to Kunanalling. The townsite is now abandoned.
Siberia
Gold was discovered here by the prospectors Billy Frost and Bob Bonner in the late 1890's, and the influx of miners into the area soon created demand for a townsite. Siberia derives its name from Siberia Tank, a nearby water supply for the area. Siberia is now an abandoned goldfields townsite.
Yerilla Ruins
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Mulline
Gold was discovered in this area in the mid 1890s, and the numbers of miners in the area was sufficient for a townsite. Mulline was gazetted in 1897, and takes its name from Mulline Rock, an Aboriginal name recorded by Surveyor Brazier in 1894. Mulline is now an abandoned goldfields townsite, located about 40kms west of Menzies.
Kintore
Gold was discovered here in the late 1890s, and in 1897 the Kintore Progress Committee sought the declaration of a townsite for their rapidly growing community. The townsite was gazetted later the same year. The name is believed to relate to a mining name, but the origin is unknown at present. Kintore is now an abandoned townsite.
Ghost Rocks
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Twelve Mile Dam
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Mount Owen
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Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Kintore
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
Kunanalling
Ghost Rocks
Lake Ballard
Siberia
Twelve Mile Dam
Ularring Rock
Yerilla Ruins
Mount Owen
Kanowna
Mulline
Four Mile Hill
Preparation
Although this trek note is not as remote as say the
Cave Hill Woodlines
, it is still wise to include carrying sufficient fuel, water, food, supplies,
communications
and
navigation
gear such as a GPS and
HF radio
, safety equipment and
first aid
, along with emergency backup supplies. It is also handy to check the road conditions for Kalgoorlie-Boulder before you depart.
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Fuel Supplies & Usage
Coolgardie
,
Ora Banda
,
Menzies
,
Kookynie
,
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Diesel
4cyl 85 litres
ULP
4cyl 98 litres
LPG
4cyl 122 litres
6cyl 94 litres
6cyl 110 litres
6cyl 107 litres
8cyl 104 litres
8cyl 97 litres
Usage is averaged from
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(* specific to trek) submissions and calculated based on trek distance.
Best Time To Visit
Closest Climatic Station
Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport
Distance from Trek Mid Point 74.11km S
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Mean Max. °C
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32.1
29.5
25.1
20.6
17.5
16.7
18.5
22.2
25.7
28.9
32.0
Mean Min. °C
18.2
17.8
16.0
12.6
8.6
6.1
4.9
5.5
8.0
10.9
14.0
16.6
Mean Rain mm
23.2
30.9
24.5
21.5
27.1
29.1
24.7
21.7
14.2
15.0
17.7
16.2
Best time to travel
Ok time to travel
Travel NOT recommended
Services & Supplies
The following locations have various services and supplies:
Coolgardie
,
Ora Banda
,
Menzies
,
Kookynie
,
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Camp Sites & Accomodation
Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
Niagra Dam is located 60km north east of Menzies, via Kookynie Road for 13km. (dirt track) not far from Kookynie in the WA Goldfields. The dam was originally used for steam engines, now is just collecting water! Good camping at the base of the dam and the surrounding area. You will need to take wood in if you are planning on having a fire.
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
Located 70km north of Coolgardie, via Coolgardie North Road through Kunanalling and Kintore, Rowles Lagoon is a a semi-permanent fresh water lake and although over 40 species of water birds can be found here, the lagoon is a gazetted water ski area and camping is allowed.
Ora Banda
Ora Banda is located approximately 70km from Kalgoorlie. The Ora Banda Historical Inn will be 100 years old in 2011. The grounds have 7 motel units and a caravan park (coming soon) with powered and un-powered sites.
Coolgardie
Take plenty of time to explore Coolgardie, admire it's magnificent buildings and it's various museum's. John and Agnes Holland are buried in the pioneer cemetery.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a Local Government Area in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia, about 550 kilometres east of the state capital, Perth. The City covers an area of 95,575 square kilometres, and its seat of government is the town of Kalgoorlie, which with Boulder is home to all but 244 of the City's population.
Menzies
Menzies was an American born prospector who had sought gold in America, Africa and New Zealand, and came to Australia on behalf of a syndicate. The townsite was gazetted in August 1895. Menzies is located 132 km north of Kalgoorlie and 729 km east of Perth.
Kookynie
Kookynie is situated 70km north east of Menzies by road and is part of the Shire of Menzies. Nowadays the town, commonly referred to as a ghost town, caters for many tourists, prospectors, fossickers, mining and exploration companies, pastoralists and a local population of thirteen.
Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
Coolgardie
Menzies
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
Kalgoorlie-Boulder
Kookynie
Ora Banda
Environment
The tracks are very well graded with excellent formed gravel roads providing a more authentic outback goldfields tour. The tranquil forests comprises of more than a hundred species of eucalyptus including marble-coloured salmon gums, bronze-barked gimlets, and a variety of blackbutts. This provides a superbly unique and fascinating view contrasting against the rich, red earth and the blue skies. There is nowhere else in
Australia
where there are so many different tall trees in such an arid environment.
There are many bird species that flourish here such as the threatened bilby or rabbit-eared bandicoot, chuditch, mallee fowl, scarlet chested parrot, sandhill dunnart and mulgara. The inhabitants of the area include ornate lizards, emus, echidnas, carpet pythons, honey-eaters, yellow-throated miners, rainbow bee-eaters and budgerigars.
The region is very popular during Spring with the start of the spectacular wildflower season that transforms the normally desolate landscape into a blanket of colour. Flowers such as the emblem of the state - the Kangaroo Paw and wattles, daisies and everlastings are some of the variety of flowers seen for at least five months of the year. Guided wildflower
tours
are available so please contact the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Tourist Centre for wildflower conditions and tour availability.
The Kalgoorlie Goldfields Visitor Centre
250 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie and 106 Burt Street, Boulder
Phone: (08) 9021 1966
Email: visitors@kalgoorlie.com
Driving Directions
Time
Direction
Distance
Coolgardie to Great Eastern Hwy & Victoria Rock Rd
0.46 km
W
260°
Great Eastern Hwy & Victoria Rock Rd to Kunanalling
33.59 km
N
344°
24 min
Kunanalling to Kintore
12.86 km
NW
334°
13 min
Kintore to Twelve Mile Dam
8.45 km
NW
331°
5 min
Twelve Mile Dam to Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park
21.48 km
NW
317°
17 min
Rowles Lagoon Conservation Park to Ora Banda
27.07 km
E
73°
30 min
Ora Banda to Siberia
21.65 km
NW
326°
19 min
Siberia to Davyhurst
41.75 km
NW
306°
34 min
Davyhurst to Ularring Rock
26.79 km
NW
324°
28 min
Ularring Rock to Mulline
16.48 km
N
350°
15 min
Mulline to Lake Ballard
49.84 km
N
11°
40 min
Lake Ballard to Ghost Rocks
31.67 km
SE
114°
23 min
Ghost Rocks to Mount Owen
21.85 km
SE
135°
16 min
Mount Owen to Menzies
2.61 km
S
164°
4 min
Menzies to Morapoi
52.04 km
NE
46°
40 min
Morapoi to Niagara Dam Nature Reserve
7.83 km
E
87°
7 min
Niagara Dam Nature Reserve to Kookynie
13.49 km
NE
40°
13 min
Kookynie to Yerilla Ruins
38.03 km
SE
116°
32 min
Yerilla Ruins to Kookynie Yarri Rd & Cranky Jack Rd
12.47 km
SE
133°
9 min
Kookynie Yarri Rd & Cranky Jack Rd to Yarri Rd & Porphry Access
39.96 km
S
176°
30 min
Yarri Rd & Porphry Access to Gindalbie
50.29 km
S
200°
37 min
Gindalbie to Four Mile Hill
38.46 km
S
199°
32 min
Four Mile Hill to Kanowna
6.21 km
SW
227°
5 min
Kanowna to Kalgoorlie-Boulder
33.16 km
SW
219°
28 min
Coolgardie to Kalgoorlie-Boulder
608.5 km
8 hr 50 min
Distance is GPS recorded driving distance (not straight line), Direction is straight line from start to end, Time is calculated from actual GPS driving data.
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