A four wheel drive track runs through the park, parallel to the coast and a few kilometers inland - Telegraph Road, Collets Track, Gwalup Road North. Side tracks run of this, south to various points on the coast, and north to the main road. Hopetoun was once the port for Ravensthorpe when gold mining was active in the area and sports the remains of an impressively long jetty. The jetty was sheltered by reefs on most sides, rather than a bay, making it a difficult harbour. Nothing much happens in Hopetoun now.
Telegraph road runs south west through low heath vegetation.
The track is easy going although often rough such as when crossing Hammersley River where it could be muddy after rain. The Fitzgerald River NP is in a rain shadow for the prevailing south westerly winds and most of its rain comes from the much rarer south easterlies. The bulk of that rain falls in winter and the major river crossings can become impassable after a long wet spell. Generous amounts of drinking water should be carried in summer. These tracks are generally easy, if rough, and the final descent to the beautiful bay at Quoins Head is steep.