I Attempted Australia’s Toughest 4WD Track

The longest, most remote stock route in the world begins here. In this first episode of a multi-part series, I set out 4WD on the Canning Stock Route, a 1,800km journey through the heart of the Australian outback. What starts with excitement quickly turns into uncertainty, as the reality of isolation, soft sand, and relentless terrain begins to take hold. This is not just a drive — it’s the beginning of a test. Across the coming days, I’ll face deep sand, mechanical challenges, and the mental weight of travelling through one of the most unforgiving landscapes on earth. But for now, this is the start — where anticipation is high, and the unknown lies ahead. 🚴‍♂️ In this episode: Leaving civilisation behind First kilometres on the track Early challenges in the sand Settling into the rhythm of remote travel 🌏 About the Canning Stock Route Stretching through remote Western Australia, the Canning Stock Route was originally established in the early 1900s to move cattle between Halls Creek and Wiluna. Today, it remains one of the most isolated and demanding tracks in the world. 🎥 This is Part 1 of a Series This journey unfolds over multiple episodes as I travel deeper into the outback. ▶️ Next Episode: The most isolated place I've ever been…   • The Most Isolated Place I’ve Ever Been   ▶️ Full Series Playlist:    • Canning Stock Route   🔔 Subscribe for the full journey If you enjoy remote 4wd adventure, bikepacking, and cinematic travel storytelling, subscribe to follow the full Canning Stock Route series.