Overlanders 4WD Club has been operating for over 30 years. Originally started by a group of CFA enthusiasts, Overlanders has recently undergone a regeneration with a group of new younger members taking the reins to lead the club for another 30 years.
We are a small sized club looking for new members to grow our membership base. Family orientated four wheel drivers would be ideally suited.
We are affiliated with 4WD Victoria and follow the Tread Lightly code of ethics.
We run all kinds of events, ranging from social events, information nights, day and weekend trips as well as the occasional longer trip further afield. As a guide we generally run at least one 4WD trip a month supplemented by social events. Camping and outdoor activities are the backbone to our existence.
Members are encouraged to have a turn in leading trips assisted as appropriate by other experienced members who are willing to share their knowledge base with information, suggestions, hints and tips to assist.
Training is offered on trips by experienced club members with trip grades across the full spectrum of easy base camp trips to harder moving trips. We cater for all skill levels, from novice to expert.
Participation is the key.
All vehicle makes are welcome as long as they are insured and maintained in road worthy condition, and are capable of participating in the events the club runs. We do not have a bias towards any one make or model, well maybe 80 series a little. We are also an approved vehicle club under Vic Roads Club Permit Scheme and accordingly cater for older four wheel drives still capable of attending our club off-road events.
For some the trip started early on Friday night. With those not wanting a long drive on Saturday or to eager to wait till then heading up to McAllister River Campground. From all accounts the rain held off, it wasn't too cold and a good night was had. With the rest of us early risers arrive a little after 9AM on Saturday morning final packup, greetings to those friends not seen for a while and a final vehicle count took place in the campground.
Attendees: Merrick (TL) – 80 Series Landcruiser Gordon – 80 Series Landcruiser Doug – 100 Series Landcruiser Steve C – Shorty Pajero Matt – GU Patrol Phil – D40 Navara Jacob – GU Patrol Ute Read more…
Attendees: Merrick and Daniel, Toyota Landcruiser 80 Series Callum and Tristan, Jeep Cherokee XJ Mark, Volkswagen Trakka Steve and Bjorn, Mitsubishi Pajero Shorty Phil and Michelle, Nissan Navara D40 The Campbells, Land Rover Discovery 2 Read more…
Introducing some temporary members to the rest of the crew we saddled up and convoyed out to the little town of Licola. With everyone but me keeping an eye on my speed, thanks to a faulty speedo still plaguing me from the desert, we continued out of town and up along the heavy corrugated road to Arbuckle Junction.
Nothing like a hearty pie early on a chilly morning…. Meeting up at the Warburton Bakery early on Saturday morning, I can tell you they were all the rage to take the chill from the air. Greetings all round we also welcomed a couple of visitors of the club to the trip
This was a trip to the cathedral ranges where we than had a hike to the top of sugarloaf peak for lunch then an overnight camp in campsite just off Acheron Way, Narbethong
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