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FAWDCWA – Sandy Cape to Green Head Dune (March 2026)

This coastal track follows a winding 25 km stretch of dunes and beach, offering spectacular views and great off-road driving. The track can be slow and technical, with soft sand in places, patches of limestone cap, undulating terrain, and some scratchy branchy sections.

The route is suitable for four-wheel drives and well-prepared AWD’s.

Vehicle & Safety Requirements

  • Sand flags are mandatory.
  • Full recovery gear required.
  • The track is tight – no trailers or caravans permitted.
  • All participants must be self-sufficient

Saturday

  • Participants to make their own way to Jurien Bay.
  • Meet at Jurien Bay Jetty – 10:00 am for a safety and travel briefing.
  • Departure at 11:00 am.
  • Convoy will travel approximately 10 km north to Sandy Cape Recreation Park.
  • Air down tyres before entering the northern dunes track.
  • Travel approximately 15 km along the track.
  • Expect around 4 hours on the track, allowing for stops and potential recoveries.
  • Camp will be set up at one of several free bush camping locations outside the Sandy Cape Recreation Park boundary.
  • This is a bush camp – no facilities; all participants must be fully self-sufficient.

Sunday

A relaxed day at camp. There’s plenty to do, including:

  • Fishing
  • Swimming
  • Beachcombing
  • Exploring the dunes
  • Relaxing around camp

Optional trip to a nearby dune area to further explore the region.

Monday

  • Break camp early.
  • Departure around 10:30 am.
  • Continue north for approximately 10 km.
  • Allow up to 3 hours travel time, including stops and recoveries.
  • Arrive in Green Head around 1:30 pm, where the trip will conclude, all participant will make their own way home.

A great trip, perfect weather (bit windy) and a fun time for the group.

Peel 4×4 Club – Dwellingup Night Trip (Februay 2026)

Nuddo’s Night Run

We all met at the Stud Country Tavern in North Dandalup and kicked things off sitting outside in the warm arvo, grabbing a feed before heading out.

The food ratings were a bit mixed (1 being the worst, 5 being the best):

  • Pizzas scored a solid 5
  • Other meals came in around 2.5 – 3
  • But the beers and drinks? Cold as they should be – so no complaints there!
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Foothills 4WD Club – Yarloop (November 2025)

Colin & Charon Wait Ian & Beryl Townson, Kellyann Zugaro, Elias & Austin Tate, Deb Boulter, Robert Baker & Ronita Wheeler, Annika Van Der Heyden & Warwick Powell, Roy Goodger, Ron Honschooten, Andy & Sandy Cheyne, Rob Tregoweth & Gillian Allen, Russell Bauer & Kathie Rowe, Pauline & Geoff Wait, Derek & Margaret Hall.

Unfortunately, some members were not able to make this weekend, you were missed: James Little and Sandy Fuller, Lorraine Griffiths, Doug McKenzie, Mike and Tanya Cypher.

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Adventure 4×4 Club of WA – Mount Augustus via Kalbarri (Easter 2025)

Day 01

After nearly everyone arriving at the Murchison Station at 11am, except Steve & Rita how arrived Thursday and secured everyone on awesome spot by the river, with Paul & Leanne arriving later in the day with their brand new shiny Van.

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Out & About – Captain Fawcett (May 2025)

The meet point was Dwellingup Hotel carpark, where visitors were introduced and trip outline was discussed.

With Bob D running late due to traffic, it was decided the convoy would head along Nanga Rd to the start of the Captain Fawcett track where Bob would join us. We aired down for the expected bumpy track ahead, and once Bob joined us, we were on our way.

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Adventure Smart WA – 4WD & Remote Safety Guidelines

Adventure Smart WA is a public safety initiative bringing together government, industry, and community to promote safer outdoor recreation across our state.

Developed in collaboration with the emergency services and rescue agencies, the campaign draws on real incident data to deliver clear, consistent safety messages for everyone exploring our state. While tourists benefit from the resources, the focus is on West Australians, who make up the majority of outdoor rescues.

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LROCWA – From Gnammas to Queen Victoria Springs

When you gather a convoy of vehicles that ranges from Landrovers to a Troopy, a Jeep, a Prado and even an Amarok, you know you’re in for an adventure. 10 vehicles, 11 people and 12 days.

Led by our trip leader, Michelle, the Landrover Owners Club of WA set its sights on Queen Victoria Springs Nature Reserve, the legendary “oasis in the desert” that saved Ernest Giles and his team in September 1875 after suffering 17 days without water. For many in our group, it was their first time venturing that far east, and the anticipation was high. Our route was to be Merredin, north at Bodallin and onto the Evanston Rd, across to Menzies and up to Laverton, following Lake Rason and through Plumridge Lakes Nature Reserve, dropping into Queen Victoria Springs Nature Reserve, through the abandoned Cundeelee onto some exploring in the Emu Flats area and finally returning to Perth.

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Annual Gathering of the Clans – 2025

The June long-weekend was the date for the Annual Gathering of the Clans for 2025, and this time all the clubs descended to the Kalgan Caravan Park, just outside of Albany. In all there were about 120 participants that came in caravans, tents, RTT’s and swags scattered around the picturesque site by the mouth of the Kalgan River.

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Wanneroo Wanderers – Gascoyne Junction, Kennedy Ranges, Yallingup.

Bindoon was the meeting point for the start of out trip on Saturday September 14th. We had seven vehicles to start the trip consisting of BRUCE, SHAUN & ROSE, TERRY & JACKIE, STEVE & ROBYN (visitors), STEVE SHARPE, GREG & LYN and JOHN & PENNY. The first leg was uneventful travelling through lush green farming land to reach our destination for that night – COALSEAM. The allocated camping areas in the area were all booked, so John took us to his “secret spot” where we camped on the top of the Ridge overlooking magnificent scenery and surrounded by wildflowers (mostly ever-lastings). The day was hot and there were a lot of flies.
These two situations followed us for the rest of the trip.

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Wanneroo Wanderers – Yallingup 3 Bears Trip

We arrived on Friday afternoon at the Southern Stars Holiday Park, Anniebrook. This is a very impressive dog friendly park in a great location between Busselton and Dunsborough. Seven vehicles with fourteen people attended this trip and camped with a variety of caravans and roof top tents on the luxurious large grass sites.

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