Solo 2009
Over the years I've been fortunate enough to travel on various sections of the Canning. I was able to capture my most recent trips on Video and whilst many of these are sprinkled throughout my
blogs, I thought I'd group them together
Lake Aerodrome - 2007
here to give you a taste of the conditions you can expect along the way.
Let me say that yes, the dunes are high and sandy, yes the corrugations are as terrible as they are plentiful but, on a trip of 2000 km or so they are only part of the varied landscapes you will drive through. The Canning is truly one of the great outback journeys and with forethought, research and planning, is an achievable and a memorable journey.
Here, in video form, is a representative sample of the conditions you can expect to encounter along the way as
well as a few of the many highlights.
CORRUGATIONS
Heading south to Well 50
Heading south 30 km north of Well 33
Georgia Bore to Well 24 - Corrugations and Mishaps
SAND DUNES
THE JOURNEY
Wells 49 down to 46 and Breaden Hills
Helena Springs turnoff south (Wells 41 - 36)
Well 45 - 44 and the country thereabouts
HIGHLIGHTS & SIDETRIPS
Durba Spring
Helena Spring
Gulveda Soak - Well 50
Warrabudda Soak (On the track to Helena Spring)
Gravity Lake
MISHAPS