Trip Reports

Attendees: Naomi and Richard Penny and Spence Kathy and Keith Kerry and Nick (Visitors at the time) Lin Tony Tony arrived early to secure a good spot…as you can see from the picture. Naomi and Richard were there next and helped to set up. We were close to public conveniences, but sadly a trek to the Barbeques. This was only an issue for Keith, Kathy, Nick and Kerry (sorry guys). We were lucky and had an extremely relaxing day in what turned out to be a beautiful autumn day

我最近從 GWM Wangara 購買了一輛新車，因為我的舊 Triton 就在她身上最後的腿。我決定用她換貨並買一輛托盤車作為替代品。我選擇 Cannon 主要是因為價格以及技術水平、舒適度和負載承載能力。另外，它們對我來說看起來不錯。 I recently purchased a new car from GWM Wangara as my old Triton was on herlast legs. I decided to trade her in and get a tray back ute as a replacement.I chose the Cannon mainly on price as well as the level of tech, comfort and loadcarrying capacity. Plus, they look pretty good to me. 我開始升級拖車桿、Red Arc 拖車專業精英版、車窗貼膜和地墊。 全部由經銷商提供。 在購買頂篷時，有一些不錯的產品可供選擇。我 決定使用 1

Attendees: Russ and Caz – Landcruiser (trip leaders) Richard and Naomi – Pajero Spence and Penny – Landcruiser Burgo and Sue – Landcruiser Roger and Karen - Landcruiser Dave – Prado Day 1 - Russ and Caz went up a day early to secure a camping spot at Marrinup Camp. They decided to go for a explore to some places they had not yet been to in the past and discovered the Etmilyn railway station. This was once a watering spot of the Pinjarra to Narrogin railway until it closed i

Attendees: Trent (leader)- L/Rover 110 Perentie Dave - Prado Phil (Visitor) - GU Patrol Simon & Diane - Canon Don & Jane - GU Patrol Hannah - GU Patrol With the meeting point being the Eureka Bakery in Harvey we couldn’t not take the chance to stock up on pies and scones for the long trip ahead. With the feed bags full and a cuppa in hand we rolled out to the car park on South Western highway to rearrange the vehicle order for the convoy south. The Wellington Dam National Par

Following is a story showing the importance of having the humble Maxtraxs when going into sandy areas. On Sunday night at 19.11 I received a message from a friend if I had any suggestions with a picture showing his Prado buried to the sills in sand. I asked what his tyre pressures were and suggested to go to 10 psi as he was already on 15. He tried but he was bottomed out and got no movement. The decision was made that I would come to help him. Luckily I had my mighty LX470 r

Participants: Matt - Pajero Simon & Jacob - Defender Rob - Suzuki Vitera Evo - Landcruiser Don & Jane - GU Nissan Patrol Hannah - GU Patrol Meeting in Bullsbrook, by the time we left the meeting point, the day was already starting to warm up, not a problem while we were sitting in our air-conditioned vehicles. Not so good for Simon and Jacob. Avon Valley tracks at this time of the year are dry, rocky and slippery on the gravel. We travelled up and down some very sce

I thought I would create a "how to " guide on how to create a trip report. Hopefully this guide makes it easy for you, and easy for me, to create a great trip report. To demonstrate this, I will use a trip report that I've recently received A link to the original story can be found here "Qu i ckie to Breton" Emailed trip report The email contains a trip report composed in Word, and all photos relating to the trip. Once saved, I can see clearly see the photos have been label

Participants Roger & Karen 76 Toyota Landcruiser & camper trailer Derek, Zoye, Emily & Caden Nissan Narva & camper trailer Don & Jane GU Nissan Patrol & camper trailer Shane & Jaxson Toyota Prado & camper trailer As a club, Wellington Dam in the summer time, between Christmas and New Year, has been our go to place for a bit of chill out time. Here there is shade, water to play in and not many other campers close by as we generally look for a place to camp that is a bit of cha

Attending: Penny and Spence – 200 series LC, Alex and Diana – 300 series LC , Ivo and Lucy – 76 series LC, Russell and Caroline – 79 series LC, Shaun - Triton, Shane and Jaxson – Prado, Wilco and Silvia - Lexus, Gary and Clare and boys – 80 series LC, Lee and Keeley – 80 series LC, Simon and Diane and Jacob – GWM Cannon, Michelle – Mitsubishi Pajero, Dave and Cindy - Prado, Don and Jane – Patrol, Roger and Karen – 76 series LC, Burgo and Sue – 200 series LC The weekend w

Vessel Osprey Dave and Cindy Shane, Jane and Emily Sean and Deb Sue, Steve and Steph Penny and Spence After a successful trip last Christmas, I thought I would try another trip this year. We hired the pontoon boats from Mandurah Hire and we took ourselves through the Mandurah canals as night, checking out all the wonderful Christmas lights. Meeting a little earlier in the day, our trip started off, meeting at a very near by restaurant, and having a wonderful dinner with frien

Attending Dave - Prado - TL Rory & Kelly Colorado 7 - guest Shane - Triton - TEC It's been quite a while now, since I've ran a White Hill's trip, or since I've been fishing, so I thought it was about time. Right until Lin shared some hurtful information. White Hill Rd is closed for maintenance. So I decided to run my trip a little further south, Preston Beach to Myalup. After looking at google earth, the next beach south again wasn't that far away, so, if I could make it th

Attendees: Naomi & Richard – Pajero Matt B–Pajero Alex – 300 series Alek – Patrol Kyle – Patrol Russell & Caz – 79 Series Lin – FJ Jon K - Pajero With short notice we thought we’d get out to the huts to check on them before summer really hit and fire bans restricted our access. As only about half had been to the huts previously, we gave a bit of back ground; All Tracks have had an adoption agreement for two of the huts that are on the swan coastal walking trail for approx. 2.

Attendees: Richard & Naomi, Penny, Alex, James, Dave F, Ki, Keith, Wayne, Jane & Don, Karen & Roger, Philip (Visitor), Mia – Dieback Working Group, Karyn – Dieback Working Group Phytophthora is prevalent in and around the Perth and south west area. As All Tracks 4WD club conducts trips and ventures in and around these areas, it’s important that members know how to identify area affected and how to manage our activities to ensure the disease isn’t spread. I’m sure we’ve all dr

Attendees Lee & Keely - 80 Series (TL) Steve & Saffron - MUX (guest) Tony & Anna - Ranger (TED) James - Suzi Lin - FJ After many months of trying to get in contact with the Barna Mia Sanctuary to organise booking spaces for our club members to visit, they finally contacted me. Unfortunately, their response was a tad too late. 1 week before the trip was due to depart too late, aswell as being informed they only had two spaces left on the tour for that weekend. So obviously th

Participant s Sean and Deb, with Luke and Lulu (dogs) in Mitsubishi Triton Roger and Karen in Toyota 76 Land Cruiser Don and Jane in GU Patrol Shane in Toyota Prado Murchison House Station is a huge property just outside Kalbarri, this is the third consecutive year the Club has visited and still we have not seen all the tracks or sites available. This year we camped closer to the homestead in an area known as Tutuli, close to the river with lots of shade. The winds were str

Participants Don & Jane - GU Patrol Alan & Tracey- Ranger (visitors) Simon Suzuki - Grand Vitara (visitor) retired early due to mechanical issues Conor - 79 series Landcruiser Sean - Mitsubishi Triton We haven’t been driving in this area for many years. The dam is still very popular judging by the number of boats present on Saturday. Other than those enjoying the challenge of the mud holes, there were few others four wheel driving. It was nice to have the place to ours

Attendees: Penny and Spence – LC 76 + the Ultimate Ivo and Lucy – LC 76 + the T Van Russel and Caz – LC 79 + tent We set off at 8.30 from Ampol North Wanneroo - beautiful sunny day - drove along Indian Ocean Drive past Gingin and then headed north up Brand Hwy - Wattle trees in full bloom - Passed beautiful green/yellow fields of canola - stopped at Badgingarra for bit of brekkie and were greeted by a beautiful tame peacock also looking for brekkie. We carried on good gravel

Participants in no particular order Dave F -120 Prado (TL) Ivo - LJ shorty Gary - 80 series Ray, Marie, Jake, Lukas - Paj (G) Adam - 80 series (G) Rob H - Vitara Richard & Naomi - Paj (TEC) Lin - FJ Podge - 90 Prado Simon & Jacob - Perentie The old Mundaring Powerlines, a place I haven't been to in quite a while, and what a great place to go when you have some new/inexperienced members to the 4WD world, a world of money and modifications. As some of you may know, if you hol

Participants Don & Jane GU Nissan Patrol Alek GQ Nissan Patrol Roger 76 series Land cruiser We started the day with a forecast of rain in the afternoon. The rain started mid-morning. Coffee at the Harvey bakery was good as usual. The Coalfields Highway was our starting point for the trip. Our first challenge was a very steep uphill section of the powerline that was already wet from the rain. We all got up with some difficulties; interesting slides right and left. We had tw

Attendees: Keith - Ford Ranger (Trip Leader) Wayne and Ryan - Toyota Fortuner Dave - Toyota Prado Gary and Azriel - Toyota Landcruiser 80 series (TEC) Leanne and Derek – Toyota Hilux Simon and Jacob – Mitsubishi Triton Peter – Ford Ranger The meeting point was in Guilderton just before the lighthouse where the bitumen ends and the dirt begins. It was a cold, cloudy and windy morning but it looked like the rain might hold off. After we aired down and had a quick chat we headed