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ROAD TRIPS Through and Around Australia’S Golden Outback 21 Epic ROAD TRIPS Through and around Australia’s Golden Outback Follow us on social and share your road trip adventures with us @australiasgoldenoutback australiasgoldenoutback.com EXMOUTH LEARMONTH TIPS AND TRAVEL INFORMATION Driving around Australia’s Golden Outback may take you into remote areas where forward planning is important to ensure your experience MT. AUGUSTUS TOURIST PARK is safe and enjoyable. • Always tell someone where you are going, CARNARVON return dates & travel itinerary. GASCOYNE JUNCTION • Make sure your vehicle is in top condition. In event of a breakdown in remote locations, remain with your vehicle. Carry extra food, WILUNA water, fuel & spare tyres & pack a first-aid kit. MEEKATHARRA • Check road conditions before leaving as rain MURCHISON can make tracks/roads impassable. If driving SETTLEMENT WOOLEEN STATION NALLAN STATION on corrugated/unsealed roads, exercise CUE LEINSTER caution & slow down. AGNEW SANDSTONE • Food/fuel are generally available every MT. MAGNET 100-300kms, but plan ahead as some petrol YALGOO 21. GREAT OCEAN ESPERANCE KIRKALOCKA LAVERTON stations/supermarkets/food outlets have NALBARRA STATION LEONORA MULLEWA STATION PINDAR GWALIA DRIVE restricted hours & limited bank/credit facilities. GERALDTON KOOKYNIE LPG Autogas is not available in all areas. PAYNES FIND MINGENEW MORAWA • 1-2 hours • Take care at all railway crossings as not all PERENJORI MENZIES TWILIGHT • Sealed roads COVE crossings have flashing lights. • Road trains are common & often have up to ORA BANDA WUBIN BROAD ARROW Is this the best stretch of DALWALLINU BEACON 4 trailers. Always leave approx. 200m between KALGOORLIE- coastline in Australia? Renowned BOULDER vehicles in a convoy. Only overtake if the road CERVANTES BENCUBBIN KOORDA MUKINBUDIN COOLGARDIE for having some of the finest is clear for a long distance ahead. NEW TRAYNING SOUTHERN CROSS bays, steep cliffs and hidden 21 Epic NORCIA WYALKATCHEM beaches in Australia and the NUNGARIN • Slow-moving agricultural machinery may be DOWERIN WESTONIA ocean pools. If you’re feeling MERREDIN MECKERING TAMMIN clearest, crystalline waters; encountered, so take care when overtaking. KELLERBERRIN adventurous, you can also cycle NORTHAM 4WD ONLY CUNDERDIN Dust can obscure vision when travelling on YORK BRUCE ROCK Esperance packs a coastal NORSEMAN or walk to trail, following the coast PERTH dirt roads. Beware of wandering livestock/ QUAIRADING NAREMBEEN punch that’s hard to beat. This TRIPS CORRIGIN WAVE ROCK from the Esplanade all the way to ROAD wildlife, especially at dusk & dawn. KONDININ drive takes just an hour or two to PINGELLY Twilight Cove. The drive may only Through and around Australia’s Golden Outback KULIN complete and showcases some • Plan to travel for no longer than 8-10 hrs a NARROGIN LAKE KING take a couple of hours to complete, day & take a break every 2 hrs. LAKE NEWDEGATE of the best beaches in Australia. GRACE but we’d recommend stopping at WAGIN PINGRUP • Please dispose of your rubbish properly. BROOMEHILL RAVENSTHORPE MUNGLINUP ESPERANCE The Great Ocean Drive is circular whichever spot takes your fancy to • During the summer months obtain fire danger Drive times in this guide are suggestions only & are based on travelling KATANNING HOPETOUN loop that showcases a vast range of enjoy a spot of snorkelling, surfing, at 100kmph in 110kmph designated zones, but always ensure you drive to ONGERUP information. Only light fires when permitted in your capabilities and according to road, surface & weather conditions. Map coastal elements such as stunning swimming, walking or just taking in the designated areas. Check advice from the intended as a guide only, please purchase a detailed map if travelling by road. beaches, rocky headlands, small the amazing view! local visitor centre or Ranger/DPaW office. ALBANY WELCOME TO ROAD TRIP COUNTRY –––––––––––– 1. ROAD TO THE ROCK 5 GASCOYNE –––––––––––– 2. CANNING STOCK ROUTE 6 –––––––––––– 3. KINGSFORD SMITH MAIL RUN 7 MURCHISON –––––––––––– 4. WOOL WAGON PATHWAY 8 –––––––––––– 5. MINERS PATHWAY 9 –––––––––––– 6. GOLDEN QUEST DISCOVERY TRAIL 11 –––––––––––– 7. THE OUTBACK WAY 12 The GOLDFIELDS –––––––––––– 8. NORSEMAN HERITAGE TRAIL 13 –––––––––––– 9. GUNBARREL HIGHWAY 13 –––––––––––– 10. ANNE BEADELL 14 –––––––––––– 11. LEONORA LOOP TRAILS 15 –––––––––––– 12. PUBLIC SILO TRAIL 17 WHEATBELT –––––––––––– 13. GOLDEN PIPELINE HERITAGE TRAIL 18 –––––––––––– 14. GRANITE AND WOODLANDS DISCOVERY TRAIL 19 –––––––––––– 15. WHEATBELT WAY 20 –––––––––––– 16. WILDFLOWER WAY 21 –––––––––––– 17. PATHWAYS TO WAVE ROCK 22 –––––––––––– 18. THE HOLLAND WAY AND THE JOHN HOLLAND TRACK 23 –––––––––––– 19. ROAD TO ESPERANCE 25 ESPERANCE –––––––––––– 20. RAVENSTHORPE RANGES 26 and FITZGERALD –––––––––––– 21. GREAT OCEAN DRIVE 27 COAST GASCOYNE MURCHISON Kennedy Range National Park, near Gascoyne Junction 4 1. ROAD TO THE ROCK MOUNT AUGUSTUS KENNEDY RANGE • 9 days NATIONAL PARK • Sealed and unsealed roads GASCOYNE JUNCTION This epic, 9-day road trip takes you MEEKATHARRA from Perth, north to the Gascoyne MURCHISON SETTLEMENT Murchison region of Western WOOLEEN STATION Australia. You’ll weave your way CUE through gorgeous country towns, MT. MAGNET historical sites, station stays, MULLEWA carpets of wildflowers (in spring) and the world’s biggest rock, MORAWA PAYNES FIND Mount Augustus. MINGENEW PERENJORI WUBIN The Road to the Rock takes you DALWALLINU more than 1,000km north of Perth to see Mount Augustus, the world’s NEW NORCIA biggest rock – which amazingly, many Australians have never PERTH heard of. It is located within Mount Augustus National Park, a lush In Spring this area is awash with a outback paradise with swimming kaleidoscope of wildflowers and holes, ancient rock art and a buzzing carpets of everlastings. Mount outback village. You will venture Augustus is the star of this road trip, through historic towns like Paynes and it’s easy to see why. At 1700 Find, Mount Magnet, Cue and million years old, it is three times Meekatharra whilst seeing amazing older than Uluru and twice the size, natural attractions like the Aboriginal making it the largest rock in the world. rock art at Walga Rock. There are a number of walk trails Once you get to Mount Augustus around the base of Mount Augustus, National Park, you’ll be wowed by and a Summit Trail if you’re keen for a the colours of the landscape which climb and some epic views. This is an change from chalky white soils adventurous and rugged road trip for and fields of olive-coloured scrub those wanting to truly experience the to a dark, ruby red moonscape. beauty of the WA outback. 5 2. CANNING STOCK ROUTE • 15 days The Canning Stock Route is an pioneer perspective – and you’ll feel this • 4WD Track internationally recognised ‘Iconic history with every kilometre you travel. Journey of Australia’. The remote This is a popular but very challenging HALLS CREEK trail runs from Halls Creek in four-wheel drive adventure trip which the Kimberley region of Western will take you through some of the most Australia to Wiluna in the Northern exciting and amazing scenery in WA. Goldfields. Stretching 1,850 km, it is You’ll cross four deserts en route - the the longest historic stock route in the Little Sandy, Gibson, Great Sandy and world and is perfect for experienced Tanami. As you cruise along, you’ll be Outback 4WDers and recommend treated to amazing outback scenery travel with another vehicle or in a including sand ridges that stretch to the convoy. Permits required. horizon, spinifex grasslands, narrow gorges, sheer cliffs, ancient Aboriginal The Canning Stock Route is rich in art sites, and engravings of explorers WILUNA history, from both an Aboriginal and and drovers. 6 MOUNT AUGUSTUS TOURIST PARK MOUNT AUGUSTUS NATIONAL PARK KENNEDY RANGE 3. KINGSFORD NATIONAL PARK GASCOYNE JUNCTION CARNARVON SMITH MAIL RUN • 3 Days • Unsealed roads MEEKATHARRA Hit the Kingsford Smith Mail Run in your 4WD and head north on an outback camping adventure, following the original overland mail run to the magnificent Mt Augustus. This trail takes you from Carnarvon on the Coral Coast, inland to the historic gold mining town of Meekatharra. This 3-day trail winds inland through beautiful pastoral land, to the iconic Mount Augustus, a massive monocline twice the size of Uluru. You’ll find amazing walk trails and an incredible array of wildflower in spring. There are also incredible rock formations, caves and Indigenous art scattered throughout the Mt Augustus area. There’s no shortage of swimming spots, places to fish and secluded picnic place. Adventure through the vast, timeless outback to finish your trip in historic Meekatharra. You can purchase the Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathways Guidebook online or in local visitor centres to help plan your trip. 7 EXMOUTH 4. WOOL WAGON Prepare yourself for wide open spaces, historic homesteads and BULLARA STATION STAY PATHWAY plenty of wildlife. You can camp EMU CREEK STATION • 3 days along the way or get a taste for Unsealed roads life on the land by enjoying a • KENNEDY RANGE station stay. There are lots of NATIONAL PARK natural attractions to enjoy on this GASCOYNE JUNCTION The Wool Wagon Pathway adventure, including natural springs, epitomises the true Australian seashell fossils and gorgeous picnic outback. This self-drive trail spots. Take in the beauty of the takes you from Geraldton Kennedy Ranges, boasting springs, through the Gascoyne cliffs, canyons and wildlife. Finish MURCHISON SETTLEMENT Murchison up to Exmouth in the your trip in Exmouth where
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