Canning Stock Route
The Canning Stock Route is a 2,013-kilometer (km) track in Western Australia, created in the early 1900s to transport stock between Halls Creek and Wiluna. It crosses the Gibson, Great…
First Aid for 4WDing
Carrying a first aid kit while four-wheel driving is essential for safety, as remote and off-road areas are often far from medical help. A well-equipped kit allows you to treat…
What to keep in your Glovebox?
Your glove box is the perfect spot to store essential documents and items you might need while on the road. From vehicle paperwork to emergency contacts, keeping these key items…
Season Tracks update – 24 October 2025
Four Wheel Drive Victoria has released updated information on track closures. To view the latest details, please visit the 4WD Victoria website: https://www.4wdvictoria.org.au/
Birdsville Track
By Edith I haven’t yet had the chance to drive the Birdsville Track myself, as weather conditions have always got in the way. On one trip, I arrived at the…
Arkaroola – South Australia
Why Visit Arkaroola appeals to adventurers, nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking a remote, authentic outback experience. Its mix of geology, wildlife, and stargazing makes it one of Australia’s most…
Flinders Ranges
The Flinders Ranges in South Australia are a rugged and ancient mountain range stretching over 430 km, renowned for their dramatic landscapes, deep gorges, and rich Aboriginal heritage. Formed over…
Wombat State Forest
Wombat State Forest is a large, diverse forest area located between Daylesford, Woodend, and Trentham in central Victoria, about 90 minutes northwest of Melbourne. Covering over 70,000 hectares, it features…
Mount Alexander Regional Park
Mount Alexander Regional Park is a scenic natural reserve located near Harcourt, about 125 km northwest of Melbourne and just north of Castlemaine in central Victoria. Rising to about 744…
Camping Etiquette
Camping in Australia is a beloved activity, but it’s important to follow proper camping etiquette to ensure you respect nature, wildlife, fellow campers, and Indigenous lands. Here’s a guide to…