Mitchell Falls Punamii-Unpuu Trail Wakey Wakey Micky! At 4:20am the alarm sounded. We were camped at Mitchell Falls Campground, and dingoes had been howling around the gorges throughout the night. The sky of Kimberley stars and dull glow of a campfire were the only light until slowly, one by one, we emerged from the dark…
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Broome and the Dampier Peninsula All of a sudden it hit us. This thick tropical heat, like we’d crossed over into another land. We’d been getting acclimatised to the heat as we ventured up the Western Australia coast, but now the humidity was joining in. Welcome to Broome. WE ARE HERE You know, travelling is…
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Karijini A Wonderland WE ARE HERE Let us prelude this story by confessing. Nothing we say or show you here will ever do justice to the wonder of Karijini National Park. You’ve just gotta come see it for yourself. Then you can fumble for the words to convey its awesomeness just like we are about…
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Cape Range Ningaloo’s National Park If you’re travelling up the WA coast and want to get up close and personal with the Ningaloo Reef, then Cape Range National Park is your spot. Located on the west side of the Exmouth peninsula, with no less than eight camp grounds on the beach, it’s the destination for…
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Coral Coast WA’s Underwater Treasures Ningaloo Reef might stretch further than you think. It was definitely bigger than we realised. Stretching for more than 300km, the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage area covers a massive 6045km2. Starting our Coral Coast Ausventure we began at Red Bluff on Quobba Station at the southern end of the reef,…
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Francois Peron National Park Where Red Desert meets Clear Blue Sea After exploring the Edel Peninsula of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, we headed towards the Peron Peninsula. This is where you’ll find places like Shell Beach; with millions of tiny fragum cockle shells layering meters and meters deep, instead of sand, to create…
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Steep Point Mainland Australia’s most Western Point I knew before we left Melbourne that no 4×4 journey to the west coast is complete without a trip out to Steep Point. The trip out to the most westerly point of the Australian mainland has always been popular with fishermen and more recently with tourists, however this…
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Our long-held suspicions are confirmed! You would had to have been living on another planet to be unaware of TRACK’s leadership in design and engineering. We have seen the iconic Tvan and Topaz models operating brilliantly for 20 and 10 years respectively in the harshest of environments, inspiring their adventurous owners to push the boundaries…
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Don’t Write Off Your TRACK Trailer While it may be inevitable that some RVs will be damaged in action, did you know we have seen some perfectly repairable TRACK Trailers written off? While their owners may have been paid out at market or agreed value for this, there is a real loss of value for…
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It is a rare privilege to see TRACK’s production lines, quality systems and advanced parts inventory management. However, with this access, what is even more impressive is seeing Tvans and T4s at various stages of assembly, revealing the detailed design and absolute quality built in to every TRACK RV, but which is mostly hidden in…
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