Drive 4 Life is a non-profit group run by 4WDers with the objective of raising funds for charitable organisations. The major beneficiary has been Northcott Disability Services, which was originally started as the New South Wales Society for Crippled Children in 1929 by the Rotary Club of Sydney in response to a growing number of children suffering the effects of illnesses such as polio and tuberculosis. Read on to find out more about their recent Flinders Ranges trip.

A continuation of a trip that started in Issue 56; Through the south-west of Western Australia, exploring rivers, sand dunes and finishing up watching the waves roll in in Albany.

If you are anything like us, when you think of the 2.2 million-hectare Shark Bay World Heritage area, you think of iconic 4WD destinations such as Steep Point and Dirk Hartog Island or the popular tourist destination of Monkey Mia. The destination that does not come to mind is Francois Peron National Park. Let us tell you why it is one of the best 4WDing destinations you have never heard of.

I am always excited at the start of a trip but when that trip starts in Broome, the gateway to the Kimberley, land of red dirt, ragged ranges and turquoise water, then I am seriously pumped.