Aussie Outback Tours

We find out of the way places for overnight camps.

After a little rain the road (track?) between Arrubury and Innamincka gets a little soupy.

The Birdsville Track is not recommended after rain. Road closures must be observed.

Along the track we enjoy the occasional bush camp

When the Cooper is in flood a ferry service operates on the Birdsville Track

Travelling south through VRD region in NT.

Many creeks need to be forded if travelling across the Top.

Get caught in the middle of nowhere in a downpour and it can turn into a tall challenge to keep moving. (Courtesy Trakmaster Caravans)

In the Flinders Ranges even experienced drivers can be caught out when creek banks are undercut by floodwaters

There’s no doubt about the warning given here at the start of an Outback remote road

We got caught in a snap downpour en route to Cameron Corner and had to hole up on a cattle station for 4 days

It’s a matter of fact: the ground clearances of vehicles vary

Kids and parents can travel together: a cheap way of providing separate accommodation is van plus tent(s)

Goes to show that even the best trail bikes can become hopelessly bogged. Do NOT travel alone!

Rest stops can be found in lots of places along Outback tracks

The occasional wrecked vehicle, sometimes burnt out like this Toyota, is a reminder that travelling solo in remote areas is quite unwise.