Powerline/Wandoo woodlands, any probs?

Thanks Peter, Duncan and Davoe, much appreciated. Unfortunately we won't be camping as we only have the time for a day trip. I was planning to use the treknotes from this site but will check out the Western 4WD Days out from Perth as suggested, I have it somewhere. The only concern I have is that I don't always buy the magazine and there are often updates to the book so there is a fair chance that I might have missed some changes! Perhaps I'll use both sources to be sure to be sure.

Greydemon

Will do - going today (in theory) but I am having a slight vertigo problem this morning (happens a couple of times a year and has to be today!) will set off and see how we go.

Hi Duncan, just back from the trip, all went well. The powerline section was interesting, I'll have to go back there with a mate and try the harder tracks, travelling as one vehicle with my wife and 11 year old daughter I had to use descretion and take the easier option a couple of times, I had no wish to get stuck!

The Wandoo woodlands was easy, basic gravel road stuff. Fairly long, lots of Wandoo, good views from Mt Talbot. Saw a couple of wedgetails up close in that area. The left turn at the top of Mt Talbot is correct but a little misleading, the obvious place to stop and admire the views is not in fact the summit but is opposite the left turn ).2kms further on. We then carried on to check that there wasn't another left turn - there isn't.

Have a look at the Wandoo Woodlands trek notes again - I have just posted feedback about another spot I think is a little misleading.

We went on into York and caught up with Peter from York 4x4, who was very welcoming, and picked up some treknotes and information on the York 4x4 club. Peter also gave me a demo of his mapping software which was interesting - thanks Peter, much appreciated.

Have fun

Greydemon

Thanks Peter, will call in ...if we get there (see above reply!)

Greydemon