Off-Road Adventures
Shift into low gear and dive into the wild side of the Collie River Valley. These off-road 4WD trails take you through towering forests, across rocky climbs and into muddy gullies with epic river views along the way. Whether you’re here for a day trip or tackling part of a longer adventure like the MundAl Track, Collie’s 4WD routes deliver rugged beauty, big nature, and a serious hit of adrenaline.
Plan Your Drive
Location: Various routes throughout the Collie River Valley, including Wellington National Park and forest roads.
Vehicle Type: 4WD – Required for Lennard Track and MundAl Track
Need to Know: Check seasonal closures for 4WD tracks. Fuel, supplies, and maps are available at the Collie Visitor Centre. Always carry water and let someone know your plans if heading off-road.
Over 50 km
Of 4WD Trails from Collie
2 4WD Trails
Moderate to Difficult
Day Use
and Multi-Day Trails
Choose Your Trail
Ready for some dirt, dust and diesel-scented adventure? From short, punchy circuits in Wellington National Park to the long-haul challenge of the MundAl Track, Collie’s 4WD trails are built for exploration. Pack your recovery gear, check conditions, and hit the tracks – the bush is calling.
Chasing views without the mud? Head over to our Scenic Drive Trails for sealed routes packed with nature and culture.
Please consider your skills and experience before choosing a trail.
Lennard 4WD Track
Off-road fun in the wild heart of Wellington National Park
Lennard Track, Sailors Gully and the Jump ups are all part of a four-wheel drive circuit located within Wellington National Park.
Ready to shift into low gear and explore some seriously stunning bushland? The Lennard 4WD Track is a seasonal off-road trail winding through the rugged hills and towering forest of Wellington National Park, just outside of Collie.
Spanning approximately 12 kilometres, this track is open to high-clearance, low-range 4WD vehicles and offers an adventurous drive with river views, muddy gullies, rocky climbs and narrow bush sections. It’s the perfect half-day hit of nature and adrenaline, with scenic highlights like Sailor’s Gully, The Jump Ups, and views over the Collie River Valley.
This moderate to difficult Track delivers the goods – with a good splash of mud on the side. And when you’re done? Pull up at Honeymoon Pool, Potter’s Gorge, or head into Collie to refuel, refresh and relive the ride.
The track is closed seasonally during the winter months to avoid erosion and the spread of Phytophthora Dieback. Please observe closures when they occur.
4WD Only
Day Use Only
Seasonal
MundAl Track
Ready to hit the dirt and explore the heart of WA’s backcountry?
The MundAl 4WD Track is a bucket-list adventure for off-road enthusiasts, linking Mundaring in the Perth Hills to Albany on the south coast. Stretching over 1,000km, this epic route winds through forests, farmland and remote bush tracks whilst offering a real taste of WA’s wild side.
Collie is your perfect base or pitstop on the MundAl. Whether you’re starting fresh from here or rolling in from Dwellingup, you’ll find a friendly welcome, a full tank, and all the supplies you need to recharge and keep rolling. The track from Collie takes you through scenic jarrah forest, gravel tracks and historical spots that make the journey as rewarding as the destination.
Expect a mix of tight technical sections, open gravel roads and the odd water crossing, best suited to high-clearance 4WDs with some off-road experience under your belt. Travelling in groups is recommended, and it’s best to check conditions before heading off, especially after heavy rain.
So pack your recovery gear, bring your sense of adventure and discover why the MundAl Track is one of WA’s great off-road drives.
4WD Only
Check for closures
920 km
Multi Day
4WD Etiquette and Safety Tips
We’re all for a good time out here, but it’s even better when everyone gets home safely and the tracks stay open for all to enjoy.
Here’s how to play it safe and respect the bush:
Know before you go
Track status can change so check local conditions via DBCA or the Collie Visitor Centre before heading out.
- Talk to a Local – Swing by the Collie Visitor Centre for maps, tips, and the latest trail updates.
- Only drive 4WD tracks in a suitable 4WD vehicle with low-range gearing and good clearance.
Be prepared
- Fuel Up First – Top up your tank in town before hitting the trail as some routes have no fuel stops.
- Bring recovery gear (snatch straps, rated shackles, tyre deflator, compressor, shovel).
Let someone know your plans as there’s limited to no mobile reception out here.
Travel with a mate if you can – two vehicles are better than one in a sticky situation.
Drive with respect
Stick to the designated trail – no bush-bashing or off-track detours.
Keep tyre pressures low on rough sections to avoid damage (and make the ride comfier).
Yield to uphill traffic and keep left when passing.
Leave no trace
Take all rubbish with you – if you brought it in, take it out.
Don’t drive through water unnecessarily – it damages the track and the ecosystem.
Respect wildlife, other drivers, and the peace of the bush.
