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Old 13-10-2010
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hey guys and gals.

heading up to moore river for the weekend and wondering if anyone knew if here is any 4wd tracks or spots and how to get there.


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Are you wheeling along the coast to get there? Or are you taking the main road into town then wheeling from there?

It is possible to wheel from Wilbinga heading north and arrive on the southern side of Guilderton, if you want to get to the other side you have to cross Moore River somewhere and I'm not sure where you can do this. Depending on the tide at this time of year you might be able to just drive along the beach at the river mouth as at very low tide the river doesn't reach/connect with the ocean...

From Guilderton, if you head along one of the roads that run parrallel to the coast north (not sure of the name, but there's hardly any roads in Guilderton so not hard to figure out) you will eventually come to some gravel and also a gravel lookout area over the beach. Here you can let you tyres down and either drive onto the beach or head north into the dunes/coastal vegetation. If you keep heading north from here it is possible to get to Lancellin.

Personally I only know the beach and dunes/coastal vegetation area just north of Guilderton, good for a little play. Most is easy with some moderately difficult hill climbs that a hard to find, just drive around and see what you find.
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You can't really get from Wilbinga to Moore River. The council placed logs along the beach just before the moore river inlet, so it's not advisable to try to drive across this, nor is it advisable to drive on the beaches directly in front of the town.

While we were camping once, we tried heading north along the beach, and then inland from the inlet looking for a safe place to cross. We didn't get too far before we encountered a violent farmer who wouldn't let us pass, and then threatened to fetch his rifle dare i say quite a few people try this route, but from my experience there's no way through. You just have to head north along wanneroo road, go into the township and then hit the beaches north of there.
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yeah found the spot guys.
there is like 5 different tracks to head down all at different levels of bogg haha.
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