Come along with Club 4×4 to Celebrate 4WD Victoria’s 50th Birthday with an awesome Event at McCormack Park, 65 McCormacks Road, Merrijig. There will be bands, food trucks and lots of 4wd Clubs there to celebrate 4WD Victoria’s 50 years of organising and advocating for our wonderful past time.
Join Tony, Em and Club 4×4 on the “Old Telegraph Track” from Esperance to the Eyre Bird Observatory from the 27 Nov 2025 to 7 Dec 2025.
This is an amazing trip through a very remote and beautiful part of Australia.
This trip is taking place in about 6 months and there is a lot of planning to do. We will be running the bookings for the Trip using the “Expression of Interest” system as we do for all longer trips like this. This allows the Trip Leaders and the Club to gauge how many people are interested prior to more detailed planning happening. Once we have an initial number or interested parties Tony and Em will organise information and planning sessions. Tony and Em would like to take a max of 4 vehicles on this trip.
A little History from the article below:
“In the late 1800s telegraph was a new technology transforming the speed at which people could communicate, but 1200 kilometres of harsh country stood in the way of a link between WA and the rest of Australia. Work began in 1875 to connect existing stations at Albany and Port Augusta. It was an epic task. For three years men on packhorse battled through rough mallee scrub, sandhill country, and waterless cliffs, erecting timber bush poles and running a single strand of galvanised iron wire between repeater stations. They followed a vague route made only a few years earlier by Edward Eyre, the first European explorer to cross the Nullarbor. Today the stretch of Old Telegraph Line between Esperance and Cocklebiddy is a 500 kilometre four-wheel-drive trail. It runs along some of WA’s most remote coast. Following the line is not an easy journey, but for experienced and well-equipped travellers it follows an incredible story through some of Australia’s most raw and beautiful country.”
Join Mark, Clint and Club 4×4 for an epic run up the Canning Stock Route. This will be an awesome trip travelling through some of the remotest parts of Australia.
This trip is planned to take place next year and while it’s 13 months away there is a lot of planning to do. We will be running the bookings for the Trip using the “Expression of Interest” system as we do for all longer trips like this. This allows the Trip Leaders and the Club to gauge how many people are interested prior to more detailed planning happening. Once we have an initial number or interested parties Clint and Mark will start some information and planning sessions.
A brief History:
The Canning Stock Route (CSR) is a 1,850-kilometer (1,150-mile) historic track in Western Australia, stretching from Halls Creek to Wiluna. It was originally developed in the early 1900s by surveyor Alfred Canning to enable cattle droving from the Kimberley region to southern markets. The route is renowned for its remoteness and challenging terrain, making it a popular but demanding destination for experienced four-wheel-drive adventurers.
Join Erin and Club 4×4 in another Camp Cookout, Dust off the utensils and pans, dig out the old recipes and come along and share the numerous dishes provided by the talented Chef’s among us.
The idea is to provide a dish to share which has been cooked onsite in any way you choose. That may be on your gas burner, a frying pan over the fire or the good old camp oven, it’s up to you.
Join Jacob and Club 4×4 for a weekend which will be a base camp trip with some 4x4ing on the Saturday based out of Ah Youngs Campground, Caravan and Camper Trailer friendly, dog friendly trip as well as we will be in a state forest.
We will be traversing the Buckland Valley VIA Goldie spur track and coming back over Great Dividing Range Track, circling back onto Selwyn Creek Rd, and into camp.
Join Jacob and Club 4×4 for a weekend base camp trip with some 4x4ing on the Saturday based out of El Dorado Caravan Park. Caravan and Camper Trailer friendly, dog friendly trip as well. People that are coming will need to book a campsite for themselves by contacting the caravan park. Planning on having a feed the Saturday night at the local tavern in El Dorado.
Join Geoff, Clint and the Club for the first of two Snow Trips to Mt Skene… Last year’s trip was Epic so we’re hoping for some more great snowy weather this year.
