There is a number of small trails off that route but it really leads to the rockgarden track which connects to the devils staircase. Best way to do it is go down the staircase & up the rock garden. Not many will get up the staircase. Going down is just a matter of several drop offs. The rock garden is fairly bumpy going.
1. I'd never take a learner down there, or a small wheel bike, or a big bike.
2. I'd never go in winter or after heavy rain. We went couple of weeks back before the heavy rain & still the bogs were deep, there are ways around most though.
The rest of the tracks are pretty easy. The first crossing is much better than in the old days but watch for big boulders after heavy rain. Track a little way after is very slippery clay but that changes to pretty easy tracks. Leads all the way out to Para. Some neat pylon tracks off main track, don't go anywhere but ok for a laugh.
For heavens sake be careful on the first stretch out of the carpark. People returning to the carpark are often going too fast to stop on thier 2nd wind.
Try silver bullet site for organised rides in much better areas
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He's the only one I've got.
. We made it up to the first major river crossing but the other 2 wernt to keen to go across this time round. So we took the other main track and went on for another few Km's. We then turned around and headed back as it was just a 'lets have a look ride'. The kx85 went really well, seems suited for the wife, shes having a blast, and the RM
....well it's one hell of a bike, certianly better than my old 1990 CR250 thats for sure. I might go down 2 teeth on the rear sprocket for a little more top speed, not to sure yet as i havnt gone any futher on than what we did, so not to sure if the track stays as open as it was or whether it closes back up like the begining of the track.
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Originally Posted by F5 Dave
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