Journey To The Tip Of Australia
Your journey to the Tip of Australia will truly be an amazing once in a life time trip.
Whether you are wanting to test your 4WD skills, explore the amazing environment or take a road trip there is something for everyone.
Below you will find links to the main tracks that you can explore on your journey to the tip of Australia.
The Main Track To The Tip
There is the main track the Peninsula Development Road and Bamaga Road. This starts at Lakeland and takes you all the way to Bamaga. Then you take the Pajinka Road from Bamaga to get to Pajinka The Tip of Australia.
Be sure to read our FAQ page so you can learn more about what to expect and how to prepare. And our Guide Book has a lot more information which will make your journey even more exciting.
The PDR
Peninsula Development Road (PDR) is a long mostly wide dirt road. There are sections of tar. At times is can have a lot of corrugations. 2WD vehicles can travel along the PDR.
We Are Keen
Head to the PDR page where you will find basic information about the PDR. For the latest on track conditions follow our Facebook page.
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The OTT
The Iconic Overland Telegraph Track is now called (Old) Telegraph Track and is 4WD heaven. Some parts are definitely for the more experienced 4WDrivers.
Let's Do It
In the OTT section of our website you will find important tips and lots of photos. To get the latest on track conditions follow our Facebook page.
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Bloomfield
The Bloomfield is a coastal track from Cape Tribulation to Wujal Wujal. And in the right conditions can easily be done by 2WD vehicles.
Sounds Fun
The track is steep in spots and goes for 32kms. You can tow a camper trailer. For latest on road conditions contact Douglas Shire Council.
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The PDR
Peninsula Development Road (PDR) is a long mostly wide dirt road. There are sections of tar. At times is can have a lot of corrugations. 2WD vehicles can travel along the PDR.
We Are Keen
Head to the PDR page where you will find basic information about the PDR. For the latest on track conditions follow our Facebook page.
Read More
The OTT
The Iconic Overland Telegraph Track is now called (Old) Telegraph Track and is 4WD heaven. Some parts are definitely for the more experienced 4WDrivers.
Let's Do It
In the OTT section of our website you will find important tips and lots of photos. To get the latest on track conditions follow our Facebook page.
Read More
The Guide Book
The Guide Book
The CREB
The CREB stands for Cairns Regional Electricity Board. It used to be the track to service the powerline from Cairns to Cooktown. Track is best done in the dry.
Adventure please
The track starts 10kms north of Daintree. It is 71kms long and you will need to cross the Daintree River. For latest on road conditions contact Douglas Shire Council
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Frenchmans
The Frenchmans Track is 53kms long. There are east and west sections. With the exception of 2 river crossings the track is fairly easy.
We're Going
The rivers crossings can be challenging. Early in the dry season the rivers will be high. To get the latest on track conditions follow our Facebook page
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Lakefield
For this Journey there are a couple of options. One brings you out at Laura Homestead. And the other brings you out at Musgrave.
Let's Go Bush
You can take 81kms run on Mulligan Highway to Lakeland. Or take the 75kms Battlecamp Road which comes out at Old Laura Homestead. For latest on road conditions contact Qld Government
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Bloomfield
The Bloomfield is a coastal track from Cape Tribulation to Wujal Wujal. And in the right conditions can easily be done by 2WD vehicles.
Sounds Fun
The track is steep in spots and goes for 32kms. You can tow a camper trailer. For latest on road conditions contact Douglas Shire Council.
Read More
The CREB
The CREB stands for Cairns Regional Electricity Board. It used to be the track to service the powerline from Cairns to Cooktown. Track is best done in the dry.
Adventure please
The track starts 10kms north of Daintree. It is 71kms long and you will need to cross the Daintree River. For latest on road conditions contact Douglas Shire Council
Read More
Frenchmans
The Frenchmans Track runs from east to west and is 53kms long. With the exception of 2 river crossings the track is easy.
We're Going
The rivers crossings can be challenging. Early in the dry season the rivers will still be high. To get the latest on track conditions follow our Facebook page
Read More
Lakefield
For this Journey there are a couple of options. One brings you out at Laura Homestead. And the other brings you out at Musgrave.
Let's Go Bush
You can take 81kms run on Mulligan Highway to Lakeland. Or take the 75kms Battlecamp Road which come out at Old Laura Homestead. And then you have 2 options from there. For latest on road conditions contact Qld Government
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