Ellis Track – April 2017

Join Richard and Club 4×4 on an exciting adventure to the infamous Ellis Track. Ellis track has a well deserved reputation as one of the most challenging tracks in Victoria nee Australia (http://blog.mud-maps.com/blog/2013/category/australias-most-difficult-4wd-track) .  This trip is not for the faint of heart and only those members with well setup rigs and experience should book.

Itinerary

The plan will be to attack Ellis track (which should take all morning at least), then we will cruise around checking out some of the local tracks.  

Note that if it raining that the trip may be completely changed. The track is very difficult in the dry; in the wet it is virtually impassable without damage. Still meet at identified location and conditions will be evaluated. There are plenty of other tracks in the area, but nothing so challenging.


Club 4x4 Trip Notice
Trip Location
Location:Wesburn/Gladysdale
Location and/or Description of Trip (Itinerary):

Ellis Track has a well deserved reputation as one of the most challenging tracks in Victoria. Only a few km long but a takes a good morning to drive up. Once we get to the top we can either cruise around a bit or head back to town for lunch. We could also cruise down towards Powelltown.

Start Location:Little Yarra Rd, Yarra Junction
Finish Location:TBD
Brief directions to meeting point:

Drive on Warburton Highway through Yarra Junction. Turn into Little Yarra Rd and park as we meet up.

Trip Times
Start Date:08/04/2017
Start Time:09:00 AM
End Date:08/04/2017
End Time:05:00 PM
Date after which Prospective Members may book on the trip:06/03/2017
Trip Details
Trip Rating:Very Difficult
Trip Planning:Planning based on a recent reconnaissance trip
Maximum number of vehicles permitted:8
Any specific requirements?

Vehicles must have own winch and aggressive tyres. Unless driven carefully there is a high chance of vehicle damage so experience required.

Trip Leader
Trip Leader Name:Richard Laxton
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