Keating Road is a 13.6 km Easy 4WD trail in Moondyne, Western Australia, Australia. Average drive time is 17 minutes.
Keating Road offers 4WD enthusiasts an excellent introduction to off-road driving in Western Australia's scenic Moondyne region. You'll appreciate this trail's perfect blend of accessibility and authentic outback experience, with 13.6 km of straightforward driving that delivers genuine adventure without extreme technical demands. The route showcases the distinctive landscape of the area, taking you through varied terrain that highlights the natural character of rural Western Australia.
As you navigate Keating Road, you'll encounter well-formed tracks with minimal steep sections—making this an ideal option whether you're breaking in a new vehicle or refining your 4WD skills. The flat grade profile means you can focus on enjoying the surroundings rather than wrestling with challenging descents or climbs. The driving experience is smooth and predictable, typically completable in around 17 minutes, though you may want to take your time to absorb the scenery and stop for photos at interesting vantage points.
Before heading out, basic vehicle preparation is recommended—check your tyres, fuel, and communication devices, as you'll be traveling through remote country. While this trail presents minimal technical hazards, standard outback precautions apply: carry water, let someone know your plans, and ensure your 4WD is in good working order. With 14 successful drives already logged on the Newtracs platform, Keating Road has proven itself as a reliable, enjoyable introduction to 4WD exploration near Moondyne.
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14 km
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17 min
Avg Time
50 km/h
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