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New Website coming soon, stay tuned.

New Website coming soon, stay tuned.

A word from the Chair

Hi all,

I am Elizabeth Harding and I am the new Chair for the WA 4WD Association. I have been involved in 4WD driving and camping with my husband Trevor and my family for over 15 years with the Armadale 4WD Club.

I am very humbled that I have been able to accept this position in the WA 4WD Association. I aim to support all the clubs in the Association through the work of the committee and by ensuring WA is involved with the Australian National Four Wheel Drive Council (ANFWDC) in a responsible and accountable manner. I am open to collaboration with all stakeholders and hope to establish links with similar bodies to the benefit of all our members.

The WA 4WD Associations first objective is to represent and safeguard the interests of the member clubs and this will be in the forefront of all the decisions made during my term of office. I have a passion for safety and I would like to see the Association be a voice to all 4WDrivers and campers about how to travel safely and remain safe when out in our beautiful country.

Wanneroo 4×4 Wreckers

Wanneroo 4×4 Wreckers supports the WA4WDA and is offering a 10 percent discount to all affiliated club members. Just tell them which club you are a member of.

The #SWAW

The South West Australia Way – sneak peak before the 2019 4WD Show.

The #Trak Part 5 – Mingenew to Mundaring

The #MingAring Trak commences in Mingenew and ends in Mundaring.

The Trak has been set out over 600kms so that you are able to enjoy a drive through the farms and bush of the  Wheatbelt and into Mundaring.   We recommend a minimum of 4 days to travel the track…more if you wish to avail yourself of the many experiences along the way.  You will pass through areas with many towns and we are sure you will wish to take the time to enjoy what they have to offer.

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The #Trak Part 4 – Mount Magnet to Mingenew

The #MagiNew Trak commences in Mt Magnet and finishes in Mingenew.

The Trak has been set out over 400kms so that you are able to enjoy a drive through the pastoral, mining and into the farms of the Northern Wheatbelt.   We recommend a minimum of 5 days to travel the track…more if you wish to avail yourself of the many experiences along the way. 

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The #Trak Part 2 – Albany to Kalgoorlie

The #AlbOorlie Trak has been set out over 850kms so that you are able to enjoy a drive through the forest and farmland of the South West and into and through the Greater Western Woodlands of Western Australia.   We recommend a minimum of 7 days to travel the Trak…

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The #Trak Part 3 – Kalgoorlie to Mount Magnet

The Trak commences in Kalgoorlie and finishes in Mt Magnet.

The Trak has been set out over 1000kms so that you are able to enjoy a drive through the pastoral, mining and  forest areas of the Goldfields and into the Murchison region of Western Australia.   We recommend a minimum of 7 days to travel the track…more if you wish to avail yourself of the many experiences along the way. 

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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.

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Tending the Tracks

Last weekend a small group was at Green Head working on brushing for Tending the Tracks.

5 from Mitsubishi 4WD Owners Club, 2 from WA 4WD Club, and local Rangers and TtT.

Completed brushing 2 blowouts from bottom to top and topped up one previously worked on.

This cooperation between 4wders, Conservation Council, and local groups continues to work to improve the coast for all. Plenty more to be done though!