Australia’s 4WD Tracks, Campsites & Off-Road Destinations
Shark Bay, WA
Shark Bay is rightly acclaimed for its natural phenomena, but it’s the Western extremities that have the 4X4 community talking.
Stockton Beach, NSW
The paramedic training goes into action with a night-time rescue and sand-driving on Stockton Beach.
Keep River National Park, NT
Outback travellers may already know of Keep River National Park, but the park isn’t half the story. Ron and Viv Moon investigate.
Snowy River National Park, Victoria
Snowy River National Park in Victoria’s East Gippsland boasts much more than some of the state’s best off-roading, and it’s just four hours from Melbourne.
East Kimberley, WA
When a late wet season threatens to destroy all your meticulous travel plans, the only option is to adapt and enjoy the ride.
Patagonia, South America
Patagonia conjures up visions of an unrelenting wilderness, untouched by man. Well, it’s changed a bit…
Mexico to Canada travel diary 2
Chris Collard pushes on with his trial to cover dirt-only tracks to Canada and finds himself on the trail of early pioneers who had no choice but to make their own route
Mexico to Canada 4×4 travel diary
How hard could it be to use only the dirt between the borders of Mexico and Canada? That dirt being the USA!
Walcott Inlet, WA
The tough trek into Walcott Inlet is the best wilderness trip in the whole of the Kimberley. Who says? Ron and Viv Moon do!
Cobourg Peninsula, NT
When they talk of the Top End, they often forget about the topmost end of them all, NT’s Cobourg Peninsula.
The Savannah Way, Qld
The Savannah Way through the Gulf of Carpentaria is an epic adventure through remote areas in the footsteps of ill-fated explorers Burke and Wills.
Binns Track, NT
All the hi-tech equipment available to today’s explorers doesn’t make it any easier forging new paths in the outback!