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CREB Track – 4WD Adventure in the Tropical Rainforest

written by Tahnee March 3, 2019
CREB Track – 4WD Adventure in the Tropical Rainforest

The CREB Track is one of Australia’s most spectacular and challenging 4WD tracks, cutting right through the pristine Daintree Rainforest of Far North Queensland. Read more.

If you are an adventure seeker looking for the most spectacular and challenging 4WD track in Far North Queensland, then look no further than the CREB Track.

We may be biased in saying this, but we think Australia has some of the best off-road tracks in the world. Since departing our home town of Perth in March 2018, we have experienced some of the most iconic and beautiful 4WD tracks Australia has to offer, and all from the comfort of our trusty Land Rover.

From Western Australia’s Gibb River Road, South Australia’s Oodnadatta Track, the Northern Territory’s MacDonnell Ranges, Far North Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula, NSW’s Blue Mountains and Victoria’s Snowy Mountains – we have covered some rough and scenic ground.

Land Rover’s Hill Descent feature came in handy on the CREB Track.

So when we say that North Queensland’s CREB Track remained our highlight for the whole journey, we mean it!

If you are looking for an exciting, spectacularly scenic and a surprisingly challenging 4×4 track (which you can complete in a few hours in fair weather, or far longer if conditions are wet), complete with magnificent waterfalls and mountainous views of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area of Daintree Rainforest, then this is the place for you!

The CREB Track is the ultimate 4WD action-packed getaway for 4×4 enthusiasts and mountain bikers alike, offering lush tropical rainforest, clear flowing streams, waterfalls and spectacular views from ridge tops on challenging red clay terrain.

We particularly liked the CREB track as we were able to put the Land Rover to the test while enjoying an environment far different from those available in our home state. The hill descent control and terrain response systems certainly came in handy on the very steep and slippery ground.

Scroll down below to see our photos from the expedition, as well as more information on the CREB, Roaring Meg Falls, camping and general tips.

Welcome to the CREB Track! Lucky for us – it’s open!
Mountainous views of the Daintree Rainforest from the ridge top as we begin our descent.
The slippery red clay track surface can be like ice when wet!

About The CREB Track in North Queensland

Hidden in the deep rainforest, the CREB track is famous among the locals. At just over 70km long, the CREB Track is fairly short but very steep as it winds its way through the heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest. Originally constructed as a service track for the Cairns Regional Electricity Board (CREB) electrical powerline to Cooktown, the track now predominantly sees use by recreational 4WD groups, motorcyclists and downhill mountain bikers.

Starting south from Wujal Wujal, near Bloomfield, the CREB Track runs through open-wooded ridges to Dawnvale station and then slowly gets deeper into rainforest and mountainous terrain where it climbs and descends suddenly, eventually reaching the Daintree River. We completed the track this way while returning from Cape York, however you can complete it in either direction.

It was not long before the terrain transformed around us and the track became enveloped in dense rainforest, the red clay surface providing little grip when wet, especially given the steep angles and sudden steep ascents and descents.

One of the many moments on our road trip where a chainsaw would have came in handy.
The track heading south into the Daintree Rainforest.
Track conditions can get muddy.
A few surprises along the track, like this washed pot hole.

CREB Track Conditions

The best time to hit the CREB Track is from May to November. Not surprisingly, the track is closed during the wet season and at other times if the situation warrants it.

While the CREB Track generally remains dry during the open season, rain here can be sudden and unpredictable, so prepare for the worst and bring all the necessary recovery and communication equipment. The slightest rainfall (even if days old) can render the track treacherous or nearly impassable as grip levels plummet and the clay turns to mud. Make sure both vehicle and driver are prepared, with high-quality A/T or mud tyres and supporting recovery equipment should the going get sticky, after all this is tropical Australia!

Due to hazardous conditions, the Council may temporarily close the track without warning. You can check on the status of the CREB Track by visiting Douglas Shire Website or calling 07 4099 9444.

Fortunately the CREB Track was open for us and we had clear weather on our side for the entire duration of the trip. Even so, there were still a few hairy moments descending down some of the steepest slopes we have ever driven, ensuring it was an exercise of constraint with careful braking and steering.

We passed a fair few vehicles and motorcyclists on this track with several being tour guide or group/club convoys. It’s important to exercise caution and be vigilant for vehicles travelling in the opposite direction. As we entered from the northern side (not the formal entry point) we made sure to keep our two-way radio on to communicate with others.

We also encountered a fellow explorer whose Colorado Ute had snapped off a steering tie-rod half-way on the track, rendering the vehicles steering completely inoperable. Thankfully he was with a group and had a Sat phone with which he had ordered in a replacement part. This goes to show that vehicle preparation, servicing and of course a plan B should the worst happen are of pivotal importance out here in the bush.

Spectacular views while maneuvering the Land Rover through the track.
The track is popular with local 4WD clubs.
Waiting for vehicles in opposite direction to pass.
Sublime scenery for some 4wd action.
Saw our fair share of 4wd tour convoys on this track.
Waiting for another car to pass with a view to match.

Roaring Meg Falls

If conditions are perfect, then yes, the CREB Track can be completed in one day, but why rush it when you have the opportunity to visit (and camp) at the very special site of Roaring Meg Falls!

Roaring Meg Falls is near the half-way mark on the CREB track, located in the ranges behind Bloomfield and situated at the head of the Bloomfield River. The drive from Wujal Wujal community to get here takes about 1 hr and yes, 4WD is required, with some creek crossings along the way.

Once you arrive you immediately hear the roaring white water. After a short walk through a mountainous rainforest, you will arrive at the top of the stunning falls. Here powerful waters cascade over large, smooth, white rock shoulders, flowing into a river that runs through the gorge downstream.

While there is a deep rock pool at the top of the falls that you can enjoy cooling off in, it is advisable to swim even further upstream (from the Meg Falls car-park) where it is more level and safe. Strong currents exist here, as well as very slippery boulders. Sadly, there have been a number of fatalities at Roaring Meg Falls from people either slipping off boulders at the top of the falls or simply getting pulled over by the current. Please do not walk across the river at the top of the falls, your life is not worth the risk for a photo.

We took our pictures of Roaring Meg Falls from a safe distance and opted to have a quick dip upstream near the carpark for peace of mind.

Top of Roaring Meg Falls – beautiful to look at, just don’t walk across it!
Panoramic views of the Wet Tropics!
View of the Far North Queensland tropics from Roaring Meg Falls.

The isolated location of Roaring Meg Falls makes it a perfect spot for camping with its spectacular views of the Far North Queensland tropics. At the time we camped there back in 2018, the toilet had seen better days (see picture below) – we just hope the offending occupant made a full recovery! Nonetheless, it was still a magical spot for us being surrounded by nature and falling asleep to the powerful roaring sound of constant water.

While camping is allowed in the area, you will still need permission to visit or camp at Roaring Meg Falls. The land is of cultural significance to the Eastern Kuku Yalanji (Buru) people, so out of respect for the traditional owners of Buru, visitors are asked to contact a representative before accessing the falls. Contact Burungu Aboriginal Corporation Ph: (07) 4098 6248

Somebody had a big morning and really blew the doors of this dunny!
Our camp spot for the night. Lots of wildlife here too.
Beautiful rainforest mist engulfs our camp.
Roaring Meg Falls – Upstream near carpark. Pic 1.
Roaring Meg Falls – Upstream near carpark. Pic 2.

The Finale: Crossing the Daintree River

As we started the CREB Track from the northern end, we got to finish our expedition with a spectacular finale – crossing the mighty Daintree River! After a cautious check of the water level (and realising we have no other choice but to cross the river otherwise we have to turn back) we went for it! The Land Rover effortlessly swam through to the other side with no hiccups at all.

Afterward, we drove into the Daintree Village for a pub lunch at ye olde Daintree Village Hotel where we spoke to a few strangers about our unforgettable CREB Track experience over a well-deserved late pub lunch.

Always check water depth by walking first, while looking out for crocodiles at the same time!
And here you have it – the Land Rover turning into a boat!
Nearly at the other side! The finish line is near!
Beautiful rainforest and countryside views while driving back to the Daintree Village.
Tahnee at the Daintree Village, excited for a cider!

Essential information for CREB Track

Check local weather conditions and road conditions before attempting to drive the CREB track, as it is only suitable for well-equipped 4WD vehicles and motorists with vehicle recovery experience. It is not suitable for trailers.

If you are travelling with one vehicle, it may be worth taking a satellite phone with you, as majority of the CREB track is remote with no phone signal.

To access Roaring Meg Falls, visitors are required to seek permission first from the Burungu Aboriginal Corporation as this site is of important cultural significance to the Eastern Kuku Yalanji (Buru) people.

Visit the Douglas Shire Website or call (07) 4099 9444 for information on track closures. For Falls permit, call Burungu Aboriginal Corporation on(07) 4098 6248

  • Grading: Low range gearing and high ground clearance: take traction aids and recovery gear.
  • Distance: 137km, Cooktown to Daintree
  • Longest Drive Without Fuel: 82km, Wujal Wujal to Wonga Beach,
  • Best time of Year: May to November. The Creb Track is closed during the wet season and at other times if the situation warrants it.
  • Facilities: Cooktown, Lions Den Hotel, Wonga Beach, Wujal Wujal (no fuel weekends), Home Rule Rainforest Lodge (no fuel), Ayton (no fuel), Daintree (no fuel)

Questions? Leave a Comment Below!

If you have any further questions about the CREB track, or perhaps you just want to say hi – feel free to leave us a comment below. We will respond! Thanks for reading!

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Tahnee is a fun loving West Aussie girl with a passion for adventure. Skilled in digital marketing - she enjoys spreading quirky and informative content through blogging and social media. Her natural talents include getting overly excited 24/7, impersonating Cher in Karaoke and multi-tasking too many hobbies at once. Her active blogs are PerthGirl.com.au & DirtyDrifters.com.au.

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HERMAN VERDEUZELDONK March 7, 2021 - 3:03 pm

Hi, great story and awesome photos.
We are heading that way in August for the 1st time and are looking to choose between Cape Tribulation and the Creb Track. For what I hear, travelling from south to north is ” easier ” than north to south ( like you did ). Assuming the track is dry how would you rate going south to north compare to your trip. We are leaving Cairns in the morning and heading to Cooktown for the night ( with Lions Den for late lunch ).

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Adam March 8, 2021 - 9:45 am

Hi Herman,

Sounds like a good trip you have planned. I would recommend you do both the Cape Tribulation / Bloomfield Track and the CREB track, as both are very scenic and enjoyable. Lions den is definitely worth a stop for lunch. The CREB track is definitely the more challenging drive, you should be fine in August but make sure you plan ahead and ensure the track is clear and open.

Regarding direction, I think either way is similar difficulty however South to North is often preferred because you need to cross the Daintree river on the southern end. This means if you start south and can’t cross the river, it’s not a problem. If you start north you could traverse the whole CREB track before hitting the river at the very end, and if unable to cross your only recourse would be to turn around and go back through the track.

All the best and enjoy,

Adam

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We went with @kimberleywildexpeditions in their converted truck, and enjoyed being chauffeured around for the day! It's well organised and great value for money. 

Here's some highlights of Windjana Gorge. This time round, we saw heaps of crocs! Will post Tunnel Creek next 👍😁 🐊

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We're in Broome right now! 😁👍 No Landrover We're in Broome right now! 😁👍

No Landrover this time around - we flew straight here from Perth thanks to the WA Government backed flight specials. Unlike our last time here, accomodation is booked and we won't need to bend the rules when finding a spot to camp! 

To mark our arrival into Broome, we did the most touristy thing possible - a sunset camel ride. Can't beat that Cable Beach sunset! 🐫🐪🐪 

We're up here for two weeks with an activity-packed itinerary and can hopefully give you a taste of what Broome has to offer 😁 
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Escape into the ancient, spiritual landscape of Ka Escape into the ancient, spiritual landscape of Karijini National Park and 'switch off' the COVID-19 pandemic.

We went up there not long after WA Premier Mark McGowan reopened the regional borders and practically had the whole place to ourselves! 

Read our Karijini guide on: http://dirtydrifters.com.au/karijini-western-australia [Link in bio👆] 

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Making a quick escape to the forests just south of Making a quick escape to the forests just south of Perth, including the Captain Fawcett 4WD track and this beauty of a camping spot :D

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Enjoying the soothing thermal waters of Zebedee Sp Enjoying the soothing thermal waters of Zebedee Springs in Western Australia’s Kimberley region.

This outback oasis is yet another reason to add El Questro onto your road trip itinerary! 😍🌴
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