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19th May 2014, 10:50 AM
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Beginners luck
Hi guys, new to 4x4ing about to buy a patrol, I live up north of Adelaide, where should I go that isn’t too challenging but will be fun, I have done beach driving in my old Pajero, looking to tackled something a bit more challenging.
Shane
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19th May 2014 10:50 AM
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19th May 2014, 01:46 PM
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Dribble Master
There's a few SA members on here bud, hopfully they'll be able to offer some advice
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19th May 2014, 02:56 PM
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19th May 2014, 07:34 PM
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Try Jakem Farm. No sand driving there.
See this thread:
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...-close-to-home
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19th May 2014, 07:40 PM
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SUCH IS LIFE
You could give Loveday4x4 park a go. Great place with different difficultie tracks to see what you and your truck are capable of
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19th May 2014, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by
OFFIGO
Hi guys, new to 4x4ing about to buy a patrol, I live up north of Adelaide, where should I go that isn’t too challenging but will be fun, I have done beach driving in my old Pajero, looking to tackled something a bit more challenging.
Shane
Should of asked:
How far north of Adelaide? Just past Gepps Cross/south of Elizabeth?
How far are you prepared to travel/overnight stay etc?
All affects your options.
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19th May 2014, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by
outback
Should of asked:
How far north of Adelaide? Just past Gepps Cross/south of Elizabeth?
How far are you prepared to travel/overnight stay etc?
All affects your options.
Gawler. Not afraid of travelling.
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19th May 2014, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by
Nisshead
You could give
Loveday4x4 park a go. Great place with different difficultie tracks to see what you and your truck are capable of
Have read about Loveday. With different difficulty tracks. Will be on the list for sure.
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19th May 2014, 09:49 PM
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19th May 2014, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by
OFFIGO
Gawler. Not afraid of travelling.
Travelling to me is about 2 + hours.
If you want some fun and enjoyment add the following, but your travel is going to be more than my 2 odd hours.
Close to Quorn:
Arden Hills (self-drive)
Exhilarating climbs and breathtaking descents, unique flora species, Euros and other native fauna.
http://www.flindersranges.com/bis/ardenhills.htm
Argadells (self-drive)
Exciting tracks from deep, winding gorges to the heights of Mount Arden.
http://www.argadells.com.au
Horseshoe Top-End (self-drive)
Breathtaking views of the Flinders Ranges from Wilpena to Mount Remarkable.
http://www.horseshoetopend.com.au
Horseshoe Rim (self-drive)
A highlight is the challenging section to the top of Mt Stokes – the highest point in the Range.
http://www.horseshoerim.com.au
Jack’s Track (self-drive)
Suitable for beginners and with fabulous scenery and great views of Quorn and surrounds.
http://www.horseshoerim.com.au/Rim_4WD.html
Close to Beltana:
Warraweena Conservation Park
http://www.warraweena.com
The tracks:
Old Coach Road
Difficulty rating: Moderate. Distance: 40km loop track
Cockatoo Dunbar Loop Track
Difficulty rating: Moderate to hard. Distance: 55km loop track
Mt Gill Track
Difficulty rating: Hard Distance: 36km loop track
Old Angepena Goldfield Track
Difficulty rating: Moderate to Hard Distance: 67km loop track
Copper Track
Difficulty rating: Easy to Moderate Distance: 67km/Blinman, 77km/Parachilna,
Others also around the Flinders..
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