🚙 4WD Routes
in Queensland

Australia's most iconic 4WD — 72km of creek crossings following the 1886 telegraph line. The Gunshot Creek crossing is legendary. High clearance + dual spares essential.

Coastal sand tracks from Noosa North Shore to Rainbow Beach. Double Island Point accessible only at low tide. Classic QLD coastal 4WD experience.

1,100 sand dunes from Birdsville including the famous Big Red (40m). Permits from QPWS. Fuel gaps exceed 300km. Expert expeditions only.

World's largest sand island — 4WD only. 75 Mile Beach, Lake McKenzie, Pinnacles, SS Maheno wreck. Permits required.

Daintree to Cooktown — only place two UNESCO World Heritage areas meet. Cowie Range section steep and unforgiving in wet.

Longreach to Birdsville through Australia's most remote pastoral country. After rain the desert blooms. 300km+ fuel gaps.

Alpine tracks to Mt Superbus (1,375m) — QLD's highest peak — through sub-tropical rainforest and volcanic escarpment.

Accessible 4WD north-west of Brisbane through Great Sandy and Conondale NPs. Creek crossings, hoop pine, massive koala population.

Access tracks around the 30km sandstone gorge with 2,000+ Aboriginal rock art stencils. Stunning spring wildflowers.

Savannah Way QLD section — Mitchell grass plains, Burketown and the Morning Glory cloud phenomenon. Boodjamulla turquoise gorge.