Difficulty of Coffin Bay and Jussieu Peninsula
Submitted: Friday, Jul 05, 2002 at 00:00
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Mike
I plan to travel in a couple of months from
Adelaide across to
Head of the Bight and then down to
Coffin Bay and
Port Lincoln. Whilst there I am planning to explore the 4WD tracks in the
Coffin Bay Peninsula and the Jussieu Peninsula.
I am relatively new to 4WDing (have done
Robe to
Beachport a couple of times and SkyTrek in the
Flinders Ranges) so was wondering if anyone can give me the inside word on the difficulty of the tracks I am likely to encounter. My wife and I will be on our own so don't want to take any unnecessary risks. Is there anywhere in particular I should stear clear of, or anywhere in particular I shouldn't miss?
Any help appreciated. Thanks!
Reply By: Gypsy Helen - Friday, Jul 05, 2002 at 00:00
Friday, Jul 05, 2002 at 00:00
Hi Mike, I took a trip down the
Coffin Bay National Park 4WD track in January. Like you I hadn't done much 4Wdriving, and found the Yangi Trail quite a challenge. I travel on my own, but knew if I got stuck someone would come along eventually! There were sections of exposed
rock, and other sections of pure sand. Talking to a local, he suggested that I put my tyres down to 20 even though there were rocky areas. Part of the trail is along a beach. It is spectacular and worth the effort.
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Reply By: Dave- Friday, Jul 05, 2002 at 00:00
Friday, Jul 05, 2002 at 00:00
Hi Mike I lived in
Port Lincoln most of my life and am very familiar with the
Coffin Bay national parks area if you would like to email me i would be only to happy to give you any info you would like. Regards Dave
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