Gordon Inlet Road 4wd Only is a 9.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Fitzgerald River National Park, Western Australia, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 11 minutes.
If you're seeking an accessible yet genuinely rewarding 4WD experience, Gordon Inlet Road delivers exactly that. This 9.4 km route near Fitzgerald River National Park showcases Western Australia's rugged coastal character without demanding extreme technical skills, making it perfect for drivers ready to step beyond sealed roads. You'll navigate a medium-difficulty terrain that keeps things interesting while remaining manageable for most capable 4WD vehicles.
The drive takes you through scenic landscape as you make your way toward the inlet, with river crossings providing the trail's signature challenge. These water sections demand careful line selection and steady vehicle control, but the flat terrain—with 0% steep grades—means you won't battle severe inclines. The crossing itself becomes the focal point of your journey, testing your water-fording confidence while offering that authentic off-road satisfaction. Preparation is straightforward: ensure your vehicle is well-maintained, your water crossings are approached cautiously, and you've checked recent conditions before heading out.
The experience rewards patient, methodical driving over speed. You'll complete the route in approximately 11 minutes of actual driving time, though most drivers linger to enjoy the surroundings and tackle the river sections deliberately. This trail suits drivers who value genuine exploration over extreme difficulty.
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9.4 km
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11 min
Avg Time
55 km/h
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