mud holes, rainforest tracks, rocky tracks or hill climbs.
Each track is rated, and it’s stipulated that all the ratings
on the tracks will change dramatically once there’s been a
bit of rain.
Most of the tracks are one-way, which is handy as
you don’t have to worry about oncoming traffic – there
is usually no room to pull over in any case. If you like
exploring, there is a small waterfall within the rainforest
where you can pull over to the side of the track. It’s not
that far and you can clearly see a trodden path you can
follow to get a nice scenic photo with the waterfall.
Serious off-roaders can attempt the Rock ’n’ Roll Gully,
which can do some serious damage to your vehicle. It’s
best if someone jumps out to guide you through, as you
don’t want to be changing a CV along this little track. It’s
an exciting track, with a very tight left-hand turn that
requires an (almost) eight-point turn to get the vehicles
between the two trees either side of the track. Following
that, you’ve then got a monster hill to climb!
If you’re after another challenge, Havoc’s Crossing is a
doozy, especially after rain. It doesn’t look like much atFun in the mud on
the challenging
Havoc’s Crossing.A short break from off-
road thrills to explore
the waterfall area.104 http://www.4X4australia.com.au
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