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Salvator Rosa

Submitted: Tuesday, Jun 01, 2004 at 10:18

Member - Bruce and Anne

Hi All, just wandering if anyone has been to Salvator Rosa recently, from the Tambo side. We are heading that way end of June and would like to know how the corrigations are? We want to come down from the north Alpha to Tambo any info on that one as well thanks.
Heading out of Tambo about the 28/29 June incase anyone else is heading that way.
Cheers Bruce

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AnswerID: 61338   Submitted: Wednesday, Jun 02, 2004 at 13:29

Indy replied:

Bruce,
I went in there last September with a group towing a mixture of on-road and off-road caravans with 4WDs and had no problems with corrigations. There were some but nothing severe. Problem is if you listen to the locals no one would ever go in there. They had predicted all sorts of doom and gloom. We followed the directions given in the book 'Dirty Weekends in Central Queensland'. We took about 3 or so hours because we stopped at all the things mentioned in the book as well as having afternoon tea. I found it an interesting trip. If it was wet you would be well advised to not go there.
Regards,
Bill
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FollowupID: 322927   Submitted: Thursday, Jun 03, 2004 at 07:32

Member - Bruce and Anne posted:

Thanks Bill, we will be using the Dirty Weekends book as well and will be keeping an eye on the weather.
Cheers Bruce

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AnswerID: 61415   Submitted: Wednesday, Jun 02, 2004 at 20:44

Member - Edward Alex replied:

Visited in April. Used the dirt track south of Tambo about 10k. No problems towing offroad camper trailer - few corrugations. Would be very interesting if wet. Some bulldust other side of ranges. Watch out for timber trucks Tambo side of range. Range climb very easy, descent steep and windy in parts.
regards
Alex
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FollowupID: 322928   Submitted: Thursday, Jun 03, 2004 at 07:34

Member - Bruce and Anne posted:

Thanks Alex, had read some where about the timber trucks so will be keeping an eye out for them and will be taking our time.
Cheers Bruce.

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