Hooley Rd 4wd Only is a 3.4 km Easy 4WD trail in Boranup, Western Australia, Australia. Average drive time is 12 minutes.
You'll appreciate Hooley Rd for its perfect introduction to 4WD driving near Boranup, offering genuine off-road adventure without the intimidation factor. This easy 3.4 km route takes you through classic Western Australian bushland terrain, where you'll navigate sandy tracks and gentle forest paths that showcase why this region is beloved by four-wheel drive enthusiasts. The gradual pace—typically completed in around 12 minutes—gives you time to soak in the natural surroundings while building confidence in your vehicle handling.
The terrain here is refreshingly straightforward, with minimal obstacles and a reassuring 0% steep grade that means you can focus on enjoying the drive rather than wrestling with challenging conditions. You'll encounter well-defined tracks winding through native vegetation, providing that genuine off-road feel while remaining accessible for less experienced drivers. The sandy surface offers enough grip variety to keep things interesting, though standard 4WD preparations will see you through comfortably.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good working order and carry plenty of water—the semi-arid bushland offers little shade during hotter months. The trail's popularity with the Newtracs community (14 vehicles have completed it) speaks to its reliability and enjoyment value. Whether you're new to off-roading or simply seeking a straightforward bush drive, Hooley Rd delivers authentic exploration with minimal stress.
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3.4 km
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12 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
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