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Gibb River Road

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We have just completed the Gibb River Road and as an update on its condition I can report: it was corrugated for nearly the full 670klm but mostly the corrugations were not too bad. Travelled at average of 60Klm/hr and dropped tyre pressures to 28psi, van the same (it is a true off road van).
11 years ago, June 17th 2012 No: 1 Msg: #157703  
Biggest problem was rocky surface in many parts, (they use rock, not gravel on the road surface in many areas), which again if speed was dropped (to around 50klm/hr we travelled over easily. Over 7 days saw at least one vehicle with a tyre blowout on each of the days and saw a few in 'recovery mode' (they were not going anywhere without the help of a tilt truck. El Questro was very expensive but in an ideal setting and we loved Home Valley Station. Reply to this

11 years ago, June 17th 2012 No: 2 Msg: #157706  
Hello Mike and Trish and welcome to the Forum!

Thanks for posting this, it is a great region of Australia to travel through.

[Edited: 2012 Jun 17 09:38 - The Travel Camel:11053 ]
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