western australia 4wds for steep point?

[SharpEdgeFishingAuz]

Simply wondering how 4wd your car has to be to get out to steep point. Strangely can’t find much information on the web? Been on the bucket list for a while!

got a Toyota Klugar, all wheel drive, V6. and obviously would not take the caravan.

thankyou so much! Tight lines!

 

[Bretto77]

Never been there. All wheel drive is not four wheel drive however.

[Angry51]

Yeah, I'd stay on the tar with the Kluger!

[SharpEdgeFishingAuz]

Thanks, just thought I’d check!

[mangajack]

Search Steep Point on youtube. I am sure the answer is in the vids there.

 

[SharpEdgeFishingAuz]

Thanks

[Ed.]

Closest I got to that area was Hamelin Station for a couple of days staying in the shearers sheds, and that was in 1979, my girlfriend and I at the time drove up in a 2WD from Perth during winter, can't remember even what her car was but it was a small rear wheel drive and we managed. The conditions have probably changed heaps since then, but I didn't get to go to Steep Point which was much further West then North. I do remember there was a lot of sand/gravel road just to get to the station. Maybe we were just lucky. As Mangajack said, try Youtube.

[Bob9863]

V6 all wheel drive is great for towing and on maintained dirt roads but not for tracks.

That being said from the look of the road on YouTube I'd drive a Rav4 down there. I wouldn't drive much past the end of the track unless it was good conditions and I wouldn't take any risks.

Just don't flog the truck and remember it's your ticket home.

I'd definitely take a compressor, tire deflator, sand trax and a snatch strap to get you out of any trouble.