Reynolds River Track - NT

[brad the lad Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close brad the lad]

G'day all, first time post, recent member of the forum and recent purchaser of a 2004 TD Prado.

went for a bit of a bash down the Reynolds River Track in Litchfield National Park over the Darwin Cup weekend. spend one night camping at Suprise Falls, which was the best of the two waterfalls on that road.

few creek/river crossings along the way, narrow track and in good condition. the deepest crossing wasnt too bad, didnt get up to the bonnet but was a good test for my first outing in my new rig.

check out a few pictures from the trip.

[craigm Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close craigm]

Some nice pics there Brad. Looks like a cracker of trip for your first trek out in your Prado...

Oh and welcome to Pradopoint...


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[Corigator Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close Corigator]

Seems a nice spot, Brad.
Did you walk the crossings first, or are the crocs a problem?

[120D4D Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close 120D4D]

Looks good Brad, you guys are lucky with the type of terrain up there!
Welcome to pradopoint mate - it'll cost you money though...

[winniliss Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close winniliss]

That looks very good. Where did you start and finish and how long is the drive?

Winston.

[Whitey1 Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Whitey1]

Great to see those pics. We are heading down that way this weekend would hoping to spend a week getting to Katherine. Good to know the condition of that track, thanks

[Hazza Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hazza]

Great photos Brad looks like a great trip for anyone let alone your first.

Welcome to Prado Point.

Hazza

[Madkore Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close Madkore]

Top first post Brad! You certainly have set the bar high for yourself if thats the type of posts we can expect in the future.

Thanks for sharing.

[brad the lad Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close brad the lad]

Crocs are a problem with walking the crossings, but you just gota be careful. the track had a few cars on it over that long weekend, so there was always someone to talk to about the corssing before attempting.

the track isnt that long at all, about 70kms, two waterfalls to stop and look at, lots of small water crossings, got the misses to drive one, she was pumped all be it a small corssing. We did 370kms round trip from Darwin, only used 50L diesel, so i got about 13.5L per 100kms.

i know what you mean about wlecome to PP, it will cost ya money, im looking at all the mods i can do, and should do. looking forward to building the rig up to Territory conditions.

i have done plenty of 4x4ing throughout the territory, but always used the old mans cruiser, so now its time to do add some territory pin stripping to my own car.

check out a couple more pics.