Albany Adventures

ByAaron Schubert Posted:April 1, 2014September 16, 2023 Updated:September 16, 2023

After spending 11 days in Esperance and a couple of days at Bremer Bay, we pushed onwards:

Albany Kangaroos — We called in at Point Riche on the way towards Albany, and saw some friendly locals

Then found a camp site at Waychinicup National Park and set up

Birds at Waychinicup — We immediately noticed the birds were very friendly

Waychinicup goanna — And so was the local race horse goanna!

Goanna neighbour at Albany — Looking cautiously at his new neighbours

Overcast day at Albany — The inlet was amazing, even on an overcast day

Shelley Beach view — Shelley Beach was even more amazing, and they hang glide off here!

The Gap in Albany — We called in at West Cape Howe, which was insane!

Waychinicup Inlet Sunset — We watched the sun go down over the inlet

Albany Possums — And got woken several times throughout the night by a very confident possum

Albany bogged 4wd — The next morning we helped a bloke out who picked the wrong place to turn around

Rubber matting Albany 4x4 — A lot of the rubber matting on the tracks is in desperate need of repair

Cheynes Beach lookout — The view onto Cheynes Beach was incredible

4x4 in Albany — The 4WDing in Waychinicup National Park is fantastic

Albany 4wd views — And it offer some awesome views

We had to wait about half an hour for this bloke to let his tyres down from full pressure, then be recovered

Dunsky Beach was nothing short of amazing

Waychinicup River in Albany — But you wouldn’t complain about the view from our camp site

Wildlife at Waychinicup — We went for a walk to spot some wild life. Look closely!

Snakes and wrens — Quite possibly waiting for this red wing fairy wren to hop by

Quenda at Waychinicup — A Quenda had no worries walking around our tent at night

Quenda photography — It was even pretty calm with us hanging around

Cosy Corner Albany — We called in at Torbay Inlet and Cosy corner on the way to Denmark

Aaron Schubert

Aaron Schubert is a 4WD and camping nut, who's a qualified Maintenance Planner and Mechanical Fitter, and has extensive Industrial Maintenance experience.

He's done hundreds of 4WD tracks all over Australia and more than a thousand nights camping with several different 4WD builds and camping setups.

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Hi! I'm Aaron Schubert, and this is my amazing family. I've been running this blog for the last 14 years, helping people travel around Australia by 4WD.

I've got hundreds of nights camping and thousands of kilometres of 4WD tracks all over Australia under my belt, and am always looking for better ways to do things.

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