Cape York....When is too early

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Hi Ive done a couple of trips to the Cape,one in early June the other in August. In June it was windy all the time but apart from that I had no problems though the road was a lot rougher than later in the year as the graders had not gone right through. The weather in August was great and we had a ball (mad fisho`s).Apart from that I dont imagine you would encounter any problems as it is a pretty tame run if you stick to the main roads. However be prepared to pay through the nose for fuel. Regards

Mick

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it all depends on the end of the wet. i went to the cape in 2001 left cairns 30th june 1 vehicle, some of the roads were closed going up, eg frenchmans track, but we just modified our trip to suit the conditions and as you come back do what you missed going up.
if you dont do anything silly you will be ok on your own, we met many single vehicles.
bathurst bay will be your toughest test this early in the year maybe on the way back would be better as you can pick up info from fellow travellers as to conditions.
check this site for a bit of info. nissanpatrolclub.org.au/trips/archive/2001/010622_cape_york.htm

regards peter

Forget the 'Wank along Tours' June is ok to do most of the cape, and you will not be the first. To give you some indercation the roads and tracks around Weipa are quite passable at the moment a bit wet, and not advisable. Over on the East coast and north of Heathlands and out to the Bay are impassable.

The fishing up at the Pine is the best for a long time and passable by road towing a tinnie.