Nullarbor

HI Nugget

It is a interesting little drive and to be honest, if it was not wet, you could drive a standard vehicle along the track.

The only thing I would not advise is to drive in off into the many side tracks that go right to the cliffs edges. In places there would not be enough room to turn around, and in all cases it is only a few hundred metres from the track to the cliff edge. Just park your vehicle and walk in.


Cheers



Stephen.

Great photos Stephen. The places we don't know exist. Would the crown on that track be too much for a non high clearance caravan? Nugget does not say what he has.

The cook and I drove along the Bunda cliffs track last September in the hilux. I would be hesitant to tow a van along the track from the WA border to the Aboriganal land fence line just east of the Nullabour Roadhouse. The track was narrow, rocky and the tree roots were like iron bars. There are many tracks from the main highway down to the cliff edges for good viewing, as the one's that Stephen has submitted. There is limited room to turn a van around at the end of some tracks. As Stephen stated, don't get too close to the edge.

I did the track a couple of years ago in a patrol. I entered via a track just east of the roadhouse and followed the aboriginal lands fence line to the coast. I followed the coast for maybe 20 or so ams then had to head back to the main road as a fence stopped me going further. along that 20km or so the tree roots do stick out a bit but shouldn't be a big problem. But some parts of the track do climb small hills where wheel articulation will help. Its these sections that cause problems with your caravan. You didn't mention what sort of van it is. other than this its a very nice easy drive.