The zip file (Refer to instructions below) contains PDF files of maps, distance charts and driving advice for: 

• Beachport Conservation Park
• Little Dip Conservation Park
• Canunda National Park. - in 2 sections

They were developed by and are provided free of charge by the Wattle Rangers 4WD Club Inc. (Beachport) in conjunction with the Department of Environment and Heritage (National Parks) to visitors intending to travel along the Limestone Coast between Robe and Carpenter Rocks in 4 wheel drive vehicles. It is assumed that the traveller will based in Beachport and all directions are written as such.

The Wattle Rangers 4WD Club, in conjunction with the Millicent Sand Buggy Club and the Department of Environment and Heritage (SA) have re-opened some old and cut some new sections of track to by-pass the Sand Buggy club. The purpose of the new by-pass is to minimise the possibility of high speed sand buggies (80-100k +) and 4WD vehicles coming together.
 
With the increase in the number of 4WD vehicles visiting the area (up to 17,000 between Christmas and Easter) the Wattle Rangers felt the time had come to keep these vehicles apart as much as possible.
 
ANY clubs or individuals intending to visit the area and wish access to the Buggy Club grounds are STRONGLY urged to contact them prior to your trip at the following address  - millicentsandbuggyclub@live.com.au

To download the Zip files simply click on the Download link below and save the file to your hard drive - in a place yon can remember where it is. You will then need Winzip or a similar decompression program installed on your computer to unpack the files. You will also need Acrobat Reader on your computer to read and print the PDF files contained in the download.

Westprint is happy to help distribute these maps for the Wattle Rangers 4WD Club free of charge, but accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions that may be included.

4WD Tourist Notes - Word file

Download all four maps with information file in a Zip format