Halland Track WA

Ross went through there in April. Couple of narrowish spots but nothing vehicle destroying. Most of the bad spots have been burtnt out so access is now well and truly clear. Need to be mindful that some patches can be very wet. We encountered some quite boggy sections but fortunately there are alternative tracks around the worst. If that area has had prolonged rain the track will be impassible untill dry.

Enjoy your trip we did.

went through there 13-17May.............no problems with trees - bit muddy in places but nothing to worry about. much burnt out where you cut through the se section of the nat park - looks incredible but knowing what happened on the hwy later is a bit sobering. rgds

Hi Ross,

I went through there by mid of May. Was a very nice run, wonderful nature, although a large section is terribly burnt out. We did not encounter any difficulties. Some deep mud holes, but detours around the worst ones. No worries in dry weather, but don't do the Holland Track after rain! It will certainly become a mud hell.

The track is quite narrow in some places, but we did not scratch the vehicle too badly - did the trip with a Troopy Pop-Top Camper. Due to the large burnt out sections the problems with growth into the track are minimised.

There is a small booklet with track notes for both the Holland Track and the Cave Hill Woodlines, which can be purchased, e.g. at the tourist info in Kalgoorlie. Was very helpful, as signposting is not too well if you go from Coolgardie towards Hyden.

Enjoy your trip!

Cheers from bloody boring Dortmund/Germany,

Juergen (still 85 bloody days until I return to Oz, this time for the Talawana Track and some of Len Beadell's wonderful bomb roads)