Telephone Road offers 4WD enthusiasts an accessible introduction to off-road driving near Quinninup, combining a short route with genuinely interesting terrain. You'll discover a compact 1.1 km track that packs more character than its length suggests, featuring a mix of sandy patches and firm ground that demands basic vehicle control despite the easy rating. The relatively flat grade means you can focus on line selection and feel rather than wrestling with steep climbs, making this an ideal confidence-builder for newer off-road drivers or those testing out vehicle modifications.
The driving experience is straightforward but engaging, with natural scenery typical of Western Australia's southern regions. You'll navigate gentle undulations and varying surface conditions that keep your attention without overwhelming you—it's the kind of trail where you can explore different lines through corners and test your vehicle's handling characteristics. The completion time of around 4 minutes means you can run this multiple times to perfect your technique or combine it with nearby tracks for a longer session.
Preparation is minimal given the easy difficulty rating, but standard 4WD safety practices apply: carry water, ensure your vehicle is mechanically sound, and let someone know your plans. The sandy sections may present minor traction challenges depending on recent weather, so check local conditions before heading out. With only one previous completion logged on Newtracs, you'll be adding to valuable trail data while enjoying a satisfying short blast through genuinely enjoyable terrain.
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1.1 km
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4 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
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