Elachbutting - Mt Jackson - Koolynobbing - Jaurdi

Some have detours but still get around. The Carina haul Rd is well signed where it crosses the Kooly track, keep off it, I worked there and it's dangerous.

It would be great for those reading post titles and posted info, for it to contain some idea or clue as to where these places are. Obviously those who recognise it can reply, but to enlighten others who may also be interested and learn from it the State or Territory could be abbreviated , ie, SE Qld.
Many similar posts leave those who haven't been near that area just wondering. Yes, we can all do a search but at least clue us in please.
Your name is Trek'n_Teach, but you didn't teach at all.

These places are in WA's Yilgarn, north & NE of Southern Cross, west of Kalgoorlie.

Last time I was out there was Anzac weekend 2016, for my third visitin the previous 4 years, and the major road closure that would likely impact on your plans was that east of the Helena & Aurora (H&A) Range past the Mt Dimer mine. It looks like a well formed and maintained council gravel road, but it is closed about 5-6 km along.

However, you can get from H&A Range to Jaurdi by continuing NE past the west side of H&A to Pittisporum Rock and Kurrajong Rockhole, where you swing south the Jaurdi, leaving Mt Dimer, the Yendillberrin Ranges and Mt Finnerty all on your left (east) side as you track basically SSE to the Jaurdi homestead.

As others have said above, do not drive on the Cliffs haul road.

Access to elachbutting is public roads - limited telstra reception top of rock face ecoloo at camping area expansive area so just case of size of rig where you can park up - within the specified area a large clearing is full of everlasting when season is right -doubtful this year though

One place also worth having a look at before you hit southern cross Baladjie rock along the koorda-bullfinch road DPAW reserve road in gets bit muddy when wet and has "tramway tracks" but assess and keep to right hand side and no dramas back easter/anzac day period. No facilities but nice view from top of rock and a nice cave like opening on eastern side near salt lake

Can't comment about the Aurora ranges access always a hot topic as far as access rights are concerned - know the "burtons" had bit of a write up on area in Western 4wd magazine 103rd edition Winter 2017 they also have a few blogs on here as well maybe that assists

If you are going to Eluchbutting just skip around the corner to Beringbooding Rock. It is, in my humble opinion, much more interesting and has a beaut campsite.

WA's Granite Loop Trail

If you leave Beringbooding and go north a little way along the Rabbit Proof Fence Rd, you can get onto the other side of the vermin proof fence (closing gates behind you) and travel east all the way to Mt Jackson Rd. The vermin proof fence road is used by locals for access to Eagle Rock, another nice campsite half way along.

Once you get to Mt Jackson Rd you can turn south. A little way along you will find Trough Well, another great campsite with some of the best stonework you will see on any of these granite rocks.

Trough Well

From there you can go down to Bullfinch and across to Koolyanobbing.

If you are looking for more historically interesting places, Barcooting Hill is great (get property owner's permission) and that will get you on the way down to Westonia, a town that is very welcoming of visitors.

Thanks for all the good info, most of this stuff is new to me and I hope to be putting it into action in a couple of weeks time.
In the mean time, keep happy .......