Waroona and Dwellingup 4WD Tracks

After crossing off a number of jobs that needed to be done on the 80, I was itching to hit the dirt again. We picked Waroona Dam and Dwellingup to explore, and left Perth at 7:30AM.

Waroona Dam is only an hour and a half away from Perth, and is popular for 4WDing, freshwater fishing and skiing. We met at Waroona Bakery, and after a quick bite hit the dam and let the tyres down.

If you want to know more about the tracks around Waroona, check this out – 4WD tracks at Waroona Dam

Airing down — Airing the 4WD’s down at Waroona

Dual cab Defender — A very tidy defender launching a boat

After deflating the tyres, we headed off around the dam. It wasn’t long until we got to the first set of mud holes, and I idled into one that I thought would be fairly simple. The car sunk down instantly, and even with the lockers on had zero traction. A quick snatch out backwards and we were on the way again. Next, Ash gave another run a go, and managed to get through after giving it a second shot. Clayton was up, and sunk down very quickly

Claytons bogged 80 — Thick, sloppy mud claims its second victim

Bogged as — Leaning up against the rear quarter panels

80 Series snatch recovery — A quick snatch out

Stopped at Waroona — Relaxing at the edge of the dam

What a view — You couldn’t ask for a nicer spot to stop!

Waroona 4WD Tracks — On to the 4WD hill climbs

Big flex on the 80 — Stretching the coils

Wheel up on the GQ — A very fun little section of track

My 80 flexing — Without the lockers I’d be in trouble!

80 series with no lift — Back down again

Jorges Patrol Flexing — Jorge flexing his Patrol

Waroona 4x4 Tracks — A tight bit of track

Exploring tracks around Waroona — Staying well away from the stumps

Straddling a rut — The perfect place to do an oil change

As the day was getting on, we headed towards Dwellingup, to find a place to stop for lunch and wet a line. You can cut right through to Nanga brook road, which is a fantastic shortcut.