Shelly Beach is a 10.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Coomalbidgup, Western Australia, Australia. Average drive time is 38.29 minutes.
You'll discover a captivating coastal drive near Coomalbidgup that perfectly blends accessible 4WD adventure with genuine outback character. The Shelly Beach trail offers medium-difficulty terrain that rewards both experienced drivers and those building their off-road confidence, with no steep grades to intimidate you as you navigate the 10.2 km route through Western Australia's rugged landscape.
The drive takes you through varied terrain featuring sandy tracks, light vegetation, and stunning coastal scenery that shifts dramatically throughout your journey. You'll experience the authentic feel of remote WA exploration—wide open spaces interrupted by native bush, with the ocean's influence shaping the landscape as you approach the coastal sections. The relatively flat grade profile means you can focus on enjoying the scenery rather than wrestling with technical obstacles, making this an ideal trail for those wanting genuine adventure without extreme challenges.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is equipped for sand driving and carry adequate water and recovery gear—remote locations demand respect. Check conditions via the Newtracs app's detailed mapping to plan your route and timing. With an average completion time of 38 minutes, you'll have time to explore, photograph, and soak in the distinctive character of this Western Australian gem. This is the kind of trail that reminds you why off-roading matters: freedom, exploration, and connection to Australia's wild spaces.
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10 km
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38 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
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