This spreadsheet was last updated in April 2023 and can be downloaded here.
If you have newer information or can help fill in the blanks, contact me! Please remember to include the network you use.
This spreadsheet was last updated in April 2023 and can be downloaded here.
If you have newer information or can help fill in the blanks, contact me! Please remember to include the network you use.
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)
Telstra.
Very, very weak at White Horse.
No bars.
Single bar at Mt Wells. Stramge considering the tower on the same hill.
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.
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.
Thank u for taking the time . This is very helpful when planning
No problems Marie! Happy hiking.
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.
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.
Thank you so much for compiling this spreadsheet. It is very much appreciated.
Thanks Chrys, I’m adding more waypoints as I hike more sections.