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Mt Nameless 4WD Trail, Tom Price

4WD
Trail difficulty
Easy
Trail difficulty

High Range 4WD and Low Range vehicles may be required. Preferable to have 4WD driver training.

  • Length 6.7km
  • Est. time Less than 1 hour
  • Dog friendly
  • Return
Today

27°C

28°

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Mount Nameless is called Jandunmunha in the local Aboriginal language.

The start of the trail is a ten minute drive from the Pilbara town of Tom Price. Head out of town on Mine Rd and right turn onto Nameless Valley Drive (towards the Tom Price Tourist Park), cross the railway line and take the first gravel road to the left. Follow the road around until you see the track heading up the hill on your right.

Use low range and take it slowly. You will want to take in the amazing views out to the west on the drive up. 

Once at the top there is a short walk trail to the edge of the mountain where you can see right down into the Rio Tinto iron ore mine workings. Look for the railway line and if you are lucky you may see a train coming in to load or leaving the mine site. The trains are up to 2.4 km long and weigh 29,500 tonnes when fully loaded!

Use low range on the descent to avoid over-heating your brakes.

You can also walk to the summit on the 4.5km walk trail.  It's grade 4 and should only be attempted in cooler weather.

Tom Price Visitor Centre

(08) 9188 5488

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Time / Duration

Less than 1 hour

Length

6.7 km return

Fees

No fees apply

Trail Access

Self drive, from Tom Price

Trail Start

The trail starts approx. 8 km from town

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Trail End

When to go

Any time, except rainy days

What’s the weather like?

4WD

Easy

High Range 4WD and Low Range vehicles may be required. Preferable to have 4WD driver training.

What To Pack

Facilities

  • Dog Friendly
  • Lookouts
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Today Jul 11, 1:55pm

27°C

Feels like 26°C

Max 28°

Min 15°

Precipitation: 0%

Visibility: 10km

Wind: 4.82km/h E

8-day forecast

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28°

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Sun

29°

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Mon

30°

17°

Tue

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Wed

28°

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Thu

27°

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Fri

29°

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Sat

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Luke Dunning

Reviewed 10 Apr 2021, 4:44pm

A decent hike wasn't difficult I went with my 3 kids aged 8,10,12 and they had a great time and didn't find it difficult, the hike took us just over an hour.

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