Thursday, Jun 04, 2009 at 21:48
Hi guys, we drove through the Kennedy Ranges about 4 weeks ago from the West to the Eastern side up through Mooka Station and the creek bed, passed a fossikers
camp in Mooka Springs ( nobody there though ) seemed a bit strange seeing a big Excavator by the side of the track
miles from anywhere, anyhow a West to East crossing would be the easiest to follow beacause the Station tracks on Mt Sandiman Station run everywhere and finding the right track to get up on the top of the Kennedys would be very hard, from there we went to
Temple Gorge,
Gascoyne Junction, Dairy Creek, Cobra and Mt Augustus, and from there
Tom Price via Pingandy Station and the Ashburton Downs
Meekatharra Road, I put some entries in the road conditions section on these roads when we got back. The Gascoyne river was dry when we went through it on the way to Mooka,
check with the
Gascoyne Junction pub for local knowledge closer to your travel dates. The trip crossing the Kennedys is really worthwhile, with some terrific
bush camping spots on the Western side, and the veiw along the Eastern escarpment before you start coming down is quite spectacular. Hope this helps, Cheers Kanga1
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