Five years ago in one of Graham’s first ever DVDs with 4WD Action he attempted to drive from Home Valley in the east Kimberley north to Kalumburu via one of the most remote tracks in Australia. It was early in the season after a late wet and that track almost beat them. They only made it a tenth of the way and had to bail on the track at Oombulgurri and catch the ferry out.
Five years in the making, Graham, Shauno, Rod, Ronny and Col head back to the Kimberley to make it all the way. By hell or high water they are determined to finish what they started in what is one of the most remote and unforgiving landscapes in the country. You make a mistake out here or breakdown and you may as well say goodbye to your 4WD because help is at least a week away. The boys will have to travel over 700km in low range across some of the toughest terrains the Top End can throw at them. Will they make it or will they have to bail out again?
Nothing describes Australia quite like the Kimberley, an ancient land in the northernmost point of Western Australia.
Bordering the Timor Sea, the Great Sandy, and Tanami Deserts, The Kimberley is one of the earliest settled parts of Australia, with the first arrivals landing about 41,000 years ago (back when it was originally part of Indonesia).
