Tanami Road and Duncan Road are open with no
restrictions.
Note Duncan Road upgrade works are currently underway, however passable, please follow traffic management signage.
WA border is now open, however, a G2G pass is still required.
If you are traveling to the Northern Territory you have to fill in a Border Entry form.
For more information, please contact the Halls Creek Police 08 9168 9777 or visit wa.gov.au.
Main Roads WA road condition reports https://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/
Any travellers who intend to enter into WA must register at least 24 hours prior to arrival in order to enter into WA.
To register, please visit the G2G pass website that can be found below.
https://www.g2gpass.com.au/
Registration is easy and once completed, you will be sent a valid QR code that will allow you to enter WA.
If you do not have a G2G pass, you will not be allowed to enter WA.
For more information on travel and quarantine requirement of WA, please visit G2GPASS.COM.AU
Travel Information
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Halls Creek features 360 kms of sealed roads and 1,433 kms of unsealed roads.
When travelling on Rural Roads in the Wet expect water across flood ways, localised scouring, sandbars and washouts. We advise that extreme caution is taken.
Restricted Road use is intended to prevent damage to roads and to ensure the safety of our travellers.
For further information please contact Halls Creek Tourism on (08) 9168 6262 or the Shire office on (08) 9168 6007.
Further Road Condition information is available at the Main Roads website: www.mainroads.wa.gov.au or call 138138.
Check with NT Roads for information on Negri River crossing on the Duncan Road North (NT Victoria Hwy) and Buntine Hwy (Buchanan) East. www.ntlis.nt.gov.au/roadreport/ or call 1800 246 199.
The Kimberley region of Western Australia experiences harsh weather
extremes between the “Wet Season” and the “Dry Season”.
During the Wet
Season road conditions within the Shire of Halls Creek can change
dramatically in a short amount of time making some roads inaccessible to all
vehicles. Heavy rain can flood areas along the roads and wash out floodways
making them dangerous or unsuitable for both experienced and
inexperienced drivers.
Delays can also occur, so it is recommended that a
suitable supply of food and water be carried in case of delays to the trip and
two spare tyres should be carried at all times.
Extreme caution should be exercised at all floodways
and creek crossings. Towing of trailers and caravans on these roads is not
recommended.
