4x4 Tracks on the Fleurieu Peninsula

they have now closed coles crossing!!! Too meny dicks on it read ThreadID: 61107

Ill explain the joke. Yes read thread 61107. It is about 4x4 ripping up road. Then read thread 61106. Same person asking for 4x4 tracks cause they are bored. Sorry maybee that was only funny to me. PS My job is to fix roads, I know the results.

Consider this though. Many years ago in Pert northern suburbs we used to 4x4 in the sandhills north of Marmion Beach. Lots of fun and had agreat time. Complainers etc got the tracks closed down for us. We saw no reason why they should have. Just went back for a holiday it is now wall to wall houses. I wonder and ponder what those complainers think about that.
Always many points to consider. Cheers Tony

Sorry Tony, I don't get the joke. Isn't owning a 4Wd about experiencing our environment? I didn't read anywhere where unko said he was ripping up the road. Don't know if you know much about Adelaide but there aren't many decent places to go 4wd'ing near Adelaide as far as I'm aware, without travelling for the best part of a day. Where do you guys go 4wd'ing, Hmmm?

Regards
Louie

Thank You for sticking up for me Luie the fly

BTW I POSTED THAT LOL WHEN I WAS LOOKING FOR TRAX ON THE NET !!!!!!

Apparently then you have no sense of humor, obviously it was funnny. Sounds like you need to move if you want to 4x4. We have heaps of tracks where you can enjoy the environment. Cities compound the problem. More people wanting to go offroad and fewer tracks, of course they will get ripped up. You all add to the problem as well with your 4x4s as do I. Thing is I may be the only person on a track in a week up here. The only solution is to close the roads before the damage is done, like Lakfield National Park. Then you have to police the rednecks that will not take notice of the Closed Signs.
There are people that need 4x4 driving to be full on, some will only drive on a dirt track. It takes all types you know. I like it to be as hard as my car can take and at the same time doing as little damage as possible.
How about you post a solution to the problem stated by thread 61107. Best of luck. Cheers Tony.

I assume your reply is directed at me Tony. If you knew me you wouldn't assume no sense of humour (28 years as a sit down comedian, coz I'm too f*$king lazy to stand up!).

Seriously though, I don't think your argument is very well structured. As I said, we own 4WD's so we can get out and experience our environment. If I wanted to drive down the shops and go to town every day I'd drive a regular car. As for having lots of tracks in Qld, consider yourself lucky. One day they may all be closed as well.

I offer no solution other than if you REALLY value your environment, and you are there for the right reasons, you WILL preserve it any way you can. You can educate your kids, and influence them to do the right things for the future, but you cant educate di*kheads. & it's them who stuff it up all the time. BTW, hope you took the other road to Cape Flattery. LOL

Cheers, Louie

Yes goolwa beachis open. Not that fun as u cant go up to the dunes (u can see where some of the 4x4 have been plowing over the signs to get the the dunes) its not that interesting for me as im not a fishing person. all u can do is go up and down the beach and for me thats not that intersesting. the bog holek is just out of Middleton. there is a gate (the farmer uses it as a raceway) its got road signs on the corners so its a public road. theres some easy tracks around the Goolwa airport some track leed to the runway so be carefull!! I wise that u could go on the fire tracks at deep Creek. ill have to ask my friend if I can go to his quarry well his old man.

i wish that i could spell

negtive

Yes you can get on the beach at tunkallila with a 4by .........................
if you know the wacker in the property that considers it to be his private beach and tries desperatly to stop people reaching it.
Otherwise you park at the carpark above and try some cliffhanger climbing to get to it.
(BTW my info is about 15 years old it may have changed)

The "wacker" owns the land that you need to cross to reach that beach. So I guess the beach is his. I have seen some very impressive mulloway come off that beach. A mate of mine knows him very well. Though my mate is a local down thay way, Parawa.
Krakka

The Flinders Ranges is 4 hours (min) from home. By the time you get there its time to come home. But the Flinders is a fantastic place for a minimum 3 - 4 days I reckon.

Yes I know Louie. I was trying to say that the Flinders are the nearest 4wd tracks to Adelaide.

Ah, I gets ya. We are heading up there during the school holidays, prolly for 4 nights or so. I love the place!!

Is that (Prospect Hill 4x4 park) out the back of Kuitpo Forest? Didn't know there was such a place in that area. We drive past the turnoff to Saunders Gorge every time we go up the river. And its only 30 minutes from home. I have heard mixed reports about it, good, bad & otherwise. Plan to go there at some stage though.

thankyou Dean

Hello Louie,
Saunders Gorge is not bad for a quick fix but only beginner type of tracks. We do all of our driver training up there and have taken all types of fourbys around the track without too many troubles. Costs $40 to go round. He has some pretty good accommodation there if you wanted to stay overnight.
Cheers Chard.