To Tobins Grave

You'll discover a poignant piece of Australian outback history on this brief but meaningful detour near Gibson Desert North. To Tobins Grave offers 4WD enthusiasts a chance to connect with the region's past while navigating straightforward desert terrain that's perfect for vehicles of all capability levels. The track is refreshingly accessible, requiring no technical driving skills or specialized preparation—making it an ideal addition to any outback expedition.

The 0.4 km journey takes just two minutes to complete, but the experience lingers far longer. You'll traverse gently undulating red earth and sparse vegetation typical of this remote corner of Western Australia, with excellent visibility throughout. The flat gradient means you can focus on soaking in the landscape rather than managing steep descents or challenging obstacles. The grave site itself provides a quiet moment of reflection in an otherwise vast, empty wilderness.

Preparation for this trail is minimal. Standard desert travel precautions apply—ensure you have adequate water, fuel, and communication devices for the broader region, though this specific section presents no hazards. The track is well-suited for standard 4WD vehicles, and the Newtracs app will guide you directly to the site with GPS accuracy. Whether you're a seasoned outback explorer or relatively new to off-road driving, this trail delivers historical significance without requiring advanced driving expertise.