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The #Trak Part 1 – Mundaring to Albany

This #MundAl Trak commences in Mundaring, and runs for approx. 900kms to end in Albany. Most of the route covered is on public roads/tracks and as such all current traffic rules apply at all times…only licenced vehicles are to be used on the track.

A lot of the route passes through farming and logging areas and you will encounter trucking operations (and they’re very big trucks that take up a lot of the road and can cause lots and lots of dust). There is also high usage of the track (and surrounding areas) between Mundaring and Collie by other recreation users…this includes vehicles, motor bikes, quads, bicycles and pedestrians.

Parts of the Trak will be the subject of closure due to weather, fire or other events and will need to be monitored by anyone immediately prior to and during any use of the Trak.

When entering any national park or state forest you must abide by any travel restrictions particularly if near a DRA or Prescribed Burning Operations are imminent. You need to be aware of Water Corp restrictions in any area you may be travelling through.

Fire restrictions are in place at various times along the full length of the Trak and must be adhered to at all times.

You will not be able to access a mobile phone network on some sections of the Trak.

You should download the latest waypoints and information immediately prior to departing…the track will be continuously updated as changes are made known to the Association.

To download the waypoints, please go back to the Trak page.

3 Comments on “The #Trak Part 1 – Mundaring to Albany

  1. Hi,
    Is the whole “4000klmTrack” accessible with a off road caravan?

    • Hi Leigh yes the track is accessible by caravan though I wound recommend checking your wheel-base as some corners might be tight. Most of the track is feasible with a soft-roader in Summer only however, you should be fine.

  2. Glad I found this site. Looking forward to figure out loading the track.

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