Mt Meharry and Boreline Rd questions

Heading that way in a fortnight also. Drove up Mt Meharry 2 years ago. Fairly easy drive up watch out for the shale and the 2 jump ups half way up. I started to spin the back wheels (rag tyres and at about 60psi) so backed off and then had another shot at it by all accounts my front end lifted by about 1m, I didn't notice as I was so intent on driving. Scared the on lookers though. lol

View from the top is spectacular!!!!!!!!

G'day Jason

I was up on Mt MeHarry late last year after a good deal of rain fall in the Pilbara and I had difficulty in getting through a couple of boggy patches just over the Rio Tinto ~ Yandi rail line.

The climb up to the summit is fair dinkum as once you start the climb ~ you are committed ~ and it does get very steep and loose in sections.

The reward is simply spectacular, as you are at the highest point of any land formation in WA.

The summit of Mt Robinson is also a brilliant climb with spectacular views of a part of the Pilbara that is changing rapidly and word has it that these two ~ summit climbs are going to be shut to public access.

I would contact the manager of Juna Downs Station by phone, just to let them know your intentions, because you will be on their pastoral lease and they might be able to give you accurate information on the track and also Rio Tinto might have information through Juna Downs, that you might need to know.
I've heard the Boreline track is over grown in places, but open.

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