Moir Track

Here is a 4WD trip along the northern section of Moir Track from south to north.
Moir Track was a historical track which went from Fanny Cove on the south coast to Moir Rock to the north. Moir Track was part of a series of inland routes that led to and from pastoral and mining areas such as Dundas and Coolgardie.
The coordinates of points of interest in the video are:
Rollond Road, Cups Road Terminus - 33 12 5.1849S 121 22 7.4852E
Cups - 33 8 34.5792S 121 20 4.4049E
Geordie Rock - 32 56 11.4862S 121 22 59.2018E
Tank - 32 51 4.6058S 121 24 15.6321E
Northern Terminus - 32 39 25.2880S 121 25 5.7877E
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[@lucdelhaize4029]

Thanks Alan for well signposting the track. At no stage did I sense being lost or off it. I did it towing a Kimberley Karavan which is a hybrid camper trailer. The main issues towing were the many fallen trees and branches blocking the track with just as many tight chicken runs. Fortunately I had the presence of mind of bringing along a small chainsaw which was worth it’s weight in gold. I cleared many of the larger such obstacles along the entirety of the track. The Cups was a delightful camping spot and since it had rained a couple of days earlier the gnammas holes were full of water. A few low lying areas were still wet and very slippery and I almost bogged in one spot. I took my time doing the track with the second evening camping on top of Moir Rock. An enjoyable lone experience. Thanks again for bringing this track back to life for those of us who enjoy history and bush travelling.

[@outbackyonder]

Thanks for your reply and great work on clearing up the track. Glad to hear of the water in the gnammas.

[@DuncanMargetts]

Great video Alan, lots of solid information and insights. Really enjoyed it, thanks.

[@outbackyonder]

Cheers Duncan 👍

[@cohecency7288]

That was awesome man. 🙂

[@outbackyonder]

Thanks mate

[@R00RAL]

Bloody love your videos, same side kick ? Gibson ? Do you recognise my surname? You know a lot of familiar areas my family did.

[@outbackyonder]

Hi, can't say I recognise the surname sorry..perhaps I have memory fade !! Yes - Gibson!!

[@duncanm6589]

Great to see another of your videos Alan. Was impressed with how your offsides used the hand rest at about 5:50

[@markskeels1952]

Thanks...nice video so never worry about the presentation.

[@outbackyonder]

cheers Mark

[@Katov2]

Good show Alan, they opened up, all the tracks around 15 years ago after the fires left the bush and headed into the farmland. So, they became fire breaks and service roads, it looks like they have done nothing to maintain them since.

[@davewilson7313]

Welcome back Alan , been a while , We missed You and Your travels , hope You can find time to take Us on Your most enjoyable and interesting travels soon ...Cheers Dave ....

[@outbackyonder]

Cheers, I hope to do some more travelling soon 👍

[@Snupple]

Good to see you back Alan!

[@Stephen0001]

Welcome back!!

[@joefury8582]

G'day Alan Thanks mate, it is always an adventure and always a lesson about our States early pioneering days, sadly much of what really was important history wise, is simply ignored and forgotten. Safe travels : Joe Fury