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Four Wheel Drive Victoria have been alerted that the recent icy weather has created heavy snow falls in some area.
Mt Stirling Resort will be closing a number of their gates along Circuit Road from *MIDDAY*, Friday 3 June 2022, at Howqua Gap
Four Wheel Drive Victoria have been advised by Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) of the following planned burns within the Hume Region for tomorrow, 26th May 2022.
Goulburn District
• No new ignitions.
Murrindindi District
• Patrol of 4ha - Operation 1. Big River SF - Frenchmans Spur Burn Heaps - 26km east of Marysville.
Ovens District
• No new ignitions.
Upper Murray District
• No new ignitions.

Four Wheel Drive Victoria have been advised by Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) of the following planned burns within the Hume Region for tomorrow, 25th May 2022.

Four Wheel Drive Victoria would like to advise your members that there is a notion to classify the Mirboo North and Strathbogie Ranges into Immediate Protection Areas
Read more: Mirboo North and Strathbogie Ranges Classification

To make your camp experience a comfortable one and to help keep our forests and bushland in a pristine state make sure to do the following when going toilet in the bush.

Did you follow the Tread Lightly principles this long weekend?
?Take out what you take in. Even clean up the mess of others.

Showcase your club through Four Wheel Drive Victoria! We have a large audience through our media sources and love to show off our amazing clubs. Send in your photos to the

Has your club got any plans for a trip over the ANZAC Day long weekend or did you and your club go somewhere special over Easter that you would love to share a trip report in Four Wheel Drive Victoria's TrackWatch magazine. Send any articles or photos in to our office and you may just

Need a new trip to undertake this ANZAC Day long weekend? Why not check out the Otways Iconic Drive!
Explore Otways lush green hinterland and drive through tracks lined with centuries old tree ferns. Drive past plenty of waterfalls