There’s plenty of variety on offer and you can tackle anything from the wombat holes, driving over the tyres and logs or attempting some of the steep climbs. All require a different line and speed to conquer the obstacles.
We noted the park’s pretty sandy so be sure to drop your pressures accordingly. Willow dropped down to 18psi but one of the other boys dropped his down to 15psi, needless to say I got stuck a bit and Kev crawled through all of the obstacles with ease. I tried taking things slow and taking different lines, my “brick” doesn’t like flexing so I got to use the lockers on a few occasions which I didn’t mind as they hadn’t had a workout in a while.
If you’re new to 4WDing this would be a great place to learn some of the basics. You’d learn that different pressures allow you to navigate different obstacles or learn to work with a spotter on some of the hills.