Travelling along the Gunbarrel Highway to Warburton, we visit Lasseters Cave, Docker River and Giles Meteorological Station.  From Warburton we pass the Len Beadell Tree and Len Beadell Memorial along the Gunbarrel Highway making our way to the Carnegie Station Homestead.  Here we spend the night where a shower and basic stores are available.

Via the Carnegie Station Track we make our way to the Wellington Ranges where we bush camp for the night.  The next day we arrive in Wiluna where we stock up with supplies.  We spend the night in the campground before leaving Wiluna the next morning and starting the Canning Stock Route section of the tour.

We visit all of the Canning Stock Route wells #1 - 51, some of which have been restored, others having deteriorated into disrepair over time. We take time out to have 2-day stopovers at Durba Springs, Breaden Pools and Rudall River National Park, and re-stocking for fuel at Well 23, Well 33 and the Billiluna Community. 

The 4WD adventure trek then follows the original Canning stock route, in the shoes of Alfred Canning, who in 1908 with men, camels and supplies for many months tackled this Australian Outback project of creating a means for the beef industry to take cattle from the isolated east Kimberley region of WA south to the markets, that were crying out for meat in the south of West Australia. The project took 2 years to complete.

A series of wells were constructed along the previously surveyed route, at permanent water sites, and today provides a fascinating adventure travel journey into some of our Australian history, after the little used track was transformed into a popular 4wd adventure trail.

Before we end our tour we visit Wolfe Creek Crater a very impressive meteorite crater. An amazing sight way out here in the unique West Australian scrub. The 4WD track continues NW to Halls Creek on the edge of The Kimberley where our tour concludes.