Seabird to Guilderton.

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Seabird to Guilderton.

Distance from Perth: 100km north of Perth, along Wanneroo rd.
Nearest fuel: Guilderton 19km via Wanneroo rd or 10km by the beach track.

Size: Track length 10km
Time to allow: Day trip or even just a 3-4 hour visit.

The town is a small fishing locality just north of Guilderton and Moore River.
The track along the coast to Guilderton is an easy track to explore.

It's starts from the southern edge of Seabird and ends at the lighthouse just north of Guilderton.

Guilderton Light house.

There are some great views and photographic scenery to enjoy along the track.

A few tracks peeling off the main track closer to Guilderton will take you to a few great beach spots, this area is not well known so you will normally have the place to yourself.

It’s not advised to drive along the beach as its quite narrow in places, also you can't actually drive the entire way along the beach as there is a lime stone cliff half way. If you choose to drive along parts of the beach know the tides.

There is a steep lime stone decent close to the start of the track (at the northern end), that is a small challenge, if you're not willing to take it on there is a chicken track around it.

The lanscape.

Things to do.

Explore the scenery along the coast
Spend the day at the beach
Fishing
Photography

Track conditions and difficulty.

Lime stone hill.

Easy (low range gears, high clearance for the lime stone hill)
The tracks are mainly soft sand with a few areas of lime stone rock, 14-20 PSI is recommended for this area.
The tracks are fairly easy with the right tyre pressures, there is one lime stone hill decent that could prove challenging to some, 1st gear low range should do the job on this particular hill.

Having a sand flag erected on your vehicle to warn others of your location would be a good idea, as there are some sand dunes you will need to drive over towards the southern parts of the track (closer to Guilderton).

What to bring.

Air compressor, Beach tent or awning, sunscreen, bush hat, plenty of water, rated recovery gear (shovel is a must as the sand can be very, very soft at times, snatch strap) & fishing rod.