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Bibbulmun Track mobile network coverage
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Usually I didn’t reception (Vodafone). But even I had reception at Walegh and Mount Wells. Honestly I didn’t try that often after a while. It was so disappointing.
LG Barbara (The Wanderer)
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Telstra.
Very, very weak at White Horse.
No bars.
Single bar at Mt Wells. Stramge considering the tower on the same hill.
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DRV is fringe Telstra, but you get a reliable signal for calls and data on the village outer ring road just behind cottage #23 (highest point in the village). It is possible to get Optus further diwn the ring road – about cottage 29, but less reliable.
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Weak signal on the table outside Tom’s Road. No bars but phone call and sms possible.
Weak signal at the side of Beedelup shelter.
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Thank u for taking the time . This is very helpful when planning
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No problems Marie! Happy hiking.
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At Tom Rd Shelter, we have found TEXTING coverage is best literally , standing on the outside table. I have managed to get msg in and out.
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Walpole to Northcliffe section – Mobile network coverage very weak through this section. Unusually more of them big black snakes than in previous years for some reason! We saw a HUGE one sunbathing on the track, standing water either side of the track. This HUGE black mamba rises up like a cobra-kinda-stand-off. This thing would not move … so we just went around it. This would have been the biggest snake that I have personally seen in 4 decades ‘out there’ in WA.
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