www.ExplorOz.com
Your browser does not support the site menu
Click Here
to load alternative navigation.
Latest News
Road Conditions
Updated 20/08/2008
Top End
Updated 18/08/2008
Aust. Capital Ttry
WA South Coast
Pilbara
WA Coast
Kimberley
Road Conditions
All News...
Site Updates...
Search by Topic
Live Weather
4WDriving
Accessories
Accommodation
Activities
Boating
Campers & Trailers
Camping
Caravanning
Communications
Cooking
Driving Skills
Electrics
Fishing
Itineraries & Planning
Membership
Motorhomes
Navigation
Permits
PlotSwap
Recovery Gear
Servicing
Survival
Technical
Things To Do
Topics
Tours
Trek Notes
Trips with Kids
Tyres
Vehicle Choices
Visit Australia
Newsletters
Your Name
Email Address
Past Newsletters
Full Index
161
162
163
Current Users
Members
49
Customers
1
Visitors
46
Anon
1539
Total
1635
List...
Not Logged on
Click Image to Enlarge
Simpson Desert Rig Road
Difficulty:
Suitable for:
The Rig Road is the most southern access across the Simpson Desert. It is a longer route because it winds along the edge of dunes and crosses at the lowest points. Old clay-topped track is now eroding, but was once used for moving heavy equipment.
Start
Birdsville Tk & Yelpawaralinna-Warburton Tk
Finish
Dalhousie Springs
Distance
484.58 km
Minimum Days
3
Average Speed
46.75 km/hr
Driving Time
10 hr 21 min
Article By: ExplorOz Team Updated: 24 Jan 2008
Advertisement
Description
Environment
Interactive Route Map
Driving Directions
Permits
Trek Feedback
Things to See & Do
Related Pages
Preparation
Recommended Reading
Camp Sites & Accomodation
In this Trek Note
Description
The Rig Road crosses the southern part of the
Simpson Desert
and was once capped by clay to make access easier for heavy drilling and earth moving equipment that was transported along this road between oil wells during the early 1960's.
It has never been maintained since that time and with regular 4WD traffic each season and some heavy rainfalls in recent years, this track is beginning to show signs of significant disrepair from erosion.
Experiencing the Rig Road is the way to see another part of the
Simpson Desert
as it is quite different to what you see in the north.
Along the lowest sections near the Warbuton Crossing there are numerous salt lakes and long dunes of stark white changing to yellow and gradually they become red as you move further north.
To pick up the start of the Rig Road from the east side of the desert, you can drive either the
Inside Track
down from Birdsville or the main
Birdsville Track
to a point 11km south of the Clifton Hills Station. If you drive the
Inside Track
then continue on for 14km after rejoining the
Birdsville Track
. The turnoff you're looking for is actually called the Yelpawaralina Track (YLP) and it is on the right (west).
Interactive Route Map
Birdsville Tk & Yelpawaralinna-Warburton Tk
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 138.8232ºE 27.1058ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Simpson Desert Regional Reserve, Eastern Boundary
Distance:
60.97km
Average Speed:
60.13km/h
Simpson Desert Regional Reserve, Eastern Boundary
Simpson Desert Regional Reserve boundary
Features:
Position: 138.4057ºE 27.0521ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Rig Road & K1 Line/Warburton Tk
Distance:
42.18km
Average Speed:
48.95km/h
Rig Road & K1 Line/Warburton Tk
K1 Line is north of this junction whilst the Warburton Tk heads south. The 2nd last Dune on the Rig Road before the K1 Intersection had high drift sand during Easter 2006 and the detour was 1.3klm to the North, and the last dune had a detour 2klm to the South .
Features:
Position: 138.2679ºE 26.7029ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Rig Road & Simpson Desert CP Access
Distance:
38.61km
Average Speed:
57.26km/h
Rig Road & Simpson Desert CP Access
Rig Road junction that either continues on with Rig Road or heads north towards the centre of the Simpson Desert Conservation Park.
Features:
Position: 137.9946ºE 26.5449ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Poolowanna Oil Well (Abandoned)
Distance:
61.83km
Average Speed:
48.97km/h
Poolowanna Oil Well (Abandoned)
Oil Well
Features:
Position: 137.6723ºE 26.4275ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Rig Road & Knolls Tk
Distance:
4.54km
Average Speed:
50.06km/h
Rig Road & Knolls Tk
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 137.6582ºE 26.3894ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Rig Road & Erabena Tk
Distance:
33.25km
Average Speed:
39.03km/h
Rig Road & Erabena Tk
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 137.3766ºE 26.4273ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Lone Gum Tree
Distance:
7.25km
Average Speed:
38.65km/h
Lone Gum Tree
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 137.3892ºE 26.4829ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Rig Road & Erabena Tk
Distance:
10.33km
Average Speed:
42.23km/h
Rig Road & Erabena Tk
Corner
Features:
Position: 137.4228ºE 26.5713ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Macumba Oil Well (Abandoned)
Distance:
67.11km
Average Speed:
38.05km/h
Macumba Oil Well (Abandoned)
Macumba Oil Well
Features:
Position: 136.8576ºE 26.4332ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Georges Corner, WAA Line & Rig Road
Distance:
13.6km
Average Speed:
64.24km/h
Georges Corner, WAA Line & Rig Road
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 136.8009ºE 26.3232ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
WAA Line & Rig Road
Distance:
0.24km
Average Speed:
4.36km/h
WAA Line & Rig Road
Junction
Features:
Position: 136.8015ºE 26.3230ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
WAA Line & Glen Joyce Oil Well Access
Distance:
27.22km
Average Speed:
37.37km/h
WAA Line & Glen Joyce Oil Well Access
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 136.5251ºE 26.3195ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Mokari Oil Well & Airstrip
Distance:
8.15km
Average Speed:
39.57km/h
Mokari Oil Well & Airstrip
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 136.4429ºE 26.3191ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
French Line & Rig Road
Distance:
12.3km
Average Speed:
55.61km/h
French Line & Rig Road
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 136.3831ºE 26.2299ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Purnie Bore
Distance:
27.68km
Average Speed:
46.45km/h
Purnie Bore
Purnie Bore was sunk by teams during the oil exploration years of the Simpson Desert. As the years went by, leaks in the bore caused a substantial amount of hot water to surface and develop into a sizeable lake.
Features:
Position: 136.1117ºE 26.2817ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
French Line & Alka Seltzer Bore Access
Distance:
10.72km
Average Speed:
50.05km/h
French Line & Alka Seltzer Bore Access
Just past the Freeth Junction is an indistinct track that ventures north to the ruins of the Alka Seltzer Bore and further past this heading through thick Coolibah country is Oasis Bore, in the Finke Floodplain.
Features:
Position: 136.0065ºE 26.3019ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Freeth Junction
Distance:
8.31km
Average Speed:
55.51km/h
Freeth Junction
The first main junction where the track ventures east from Dalhousie Springs into the Simpson Desert is called Freeth Junction. This junction intersects with ‘Rocks Road’ which is an ‘Emergency Use Only’ track that heads south through Macumba Station to Oodnadatta.
Features:
Position: 135.9465ºE 26.3359ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Lookout
Distance:
30.94km
Average Speed:
57.43km/h
Lookout
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Features:
Position: 135.6665ºE 26.4120ºS (GDA 94)
Next Place:
Dalhousie Springs
Distance:
19.35km
Average Speed:
54.26km/h
Dalhousie Springs
These hot, fresh water springs are very unique and are an outlet from the Great Artesian Basin. It is the largest known springs and the main spring offers a nice soothing swim for travellers after a hard day’s drive.
Features:
Position: 135.5031ºE 26.4225ºS (GDA 94)
Route Control
Pause
1
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
Zoom Map
Get Waypoints
iMapPlot™ by
I.T. Beyond Pty Ltd.
Permits
You will need a Desert Parks Pass which is a permit that covers all access and
camping
. It is advisable to arrange this permit well in advance as it contains specific and comprehensive travel planning information, including a set of maps and booklets. Desert Park Passes can NOT be forward dated. This means, they have to be dated with the date they are purchased. ExplorOz are agents for the sale of the Desert Parks Pass. Desert Parks Pass - see Related Shop Items below.
Things to See & Do
Purnie Bore
Purnie Bore was sunk by teams during the oil exploration years of the Simpson Desert. As the years went by, leaks in the bore caused a substantial amount of hot water to surface and develop into a sizeable lake. Conservationists determined that salty water from an ever increasing water body has the potential to change the native habitat.
Dalhousie Springs
These hot, fresh water springs are very unique and are an outlet from the Great Artesian Basin. It is the largest known springs and the main spring offers a nice soothing swim for travellers after a hard day’s drive. Since the late 1990s, new camping facilities have provided a nice area to camp and relax within the Witjira National Park.
Lone Gum Tree
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Poolowanna Oil Well (Abandoned)
Oil Well
Macumba Oil Well (Abandoned)
Macumba Oil Well
Mokari Oil Well & Airstrip
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Lookout
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Purnie Bore
Poolowanna Oil Well (Abandoned)
Mokari Oil Well & Airstrip
Dalhousie Springs
Macumba Oil Well (Abandoned)
Lookout
Lone Gum Tree
Camels, Salt Lakes, Yellow-White Dunes, Clay-topped roads, abandoned oil exploration sites, the Lone Gum Tree, Mokari Airstrip and Pecanek's Grave, wild camels and remote desert country
Preparation
Your vehicle will need to be extensively prepared for remote area travel, with all fuel, water, food and vehicle repair equipment and spare parts. All travellers should read the
4WDriving
Topic for related articles and checklists for
vehicle setup
and driver awareness.
All drivers should set their UHF radios to scan all stations, but take note that Channel 10 is the offical channel for the Simspon Desert. Anywhere in the Diamantina Shire (comprising the towns of Birdsville, Betoota and Bedourie) you must not used UHF Ch 8 and 38 as these are to be reserved for emergency calls only - these channels are monitored by the Clinics, Police and station operators and must remain clear. We advise that you refer to the latest information and advice about outback
communications
in the
Communications
Topic.
For any dune driving you should fly a dune flag from the front of your vehicle to avoid head on collisions on dune tops. Additionally, the lead vehicle in any direction should periodically make calls on Channel 10 from the top of large dunes on the
UHF radio
to advise oncoming traffic of your position.
Please take particular note that the Desert Parks Department strongly disapprove of trailers being towed across the
Simpson Desert
. Travellers are advised to drop off trailers and conduct a loop trip or a double-crossing to retrieve the trailer later.
Fuel Supplies & Usage
Diesel
4cyl 59 litres *
ULP
4cyl 78 litres
LPG
4cyl 97 litres
6cyl 76 litres *
6cyl 89 litres *
6cyl 85 litres
8cyl 83 litres
8cyl 109 litres *
Usage is averaged from
TrekFuel
(* specific to trek) submissions and calculated based on trek distance.
Birdsville, Maree, Mt Dare, Oodnadatta
Best Time To Visit
Closest Climatic Station
Oodnadatta Airport
Distance from Trek Mid Point 193.14km SW
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Mean Max. °C
37.7
36.6
33.7
28.5
23.2
19.9
19.5
22.0
26.5
30.2
33.8
36.4
Mean Min. °C
22.8
22.3
19.2
14.4
9.8
6.6
5.8
7.4
11.4
15.0
18.5
21.2
Mean Rain mm
24.6
32.2
12.3
11.2
12.8
12.6
10.5
7.8
9.3
14.1
11.3
16.5
Best time to travel
Ok time to travel
Travel NOT recommended
Birdsville, Maree, Mt Dare (limited), Oodnadatta (limited)
Camp Sites & Accomodation
Purnie Bore
Purnie Bore was sunk by teams during the oil exploration years of the Simpson Desert. As the years went by, leaks in the bore caused a substantial amount of hot water to surface and develop into a sizeable lake. Conservationists determined that salty water from an ever increasing water body has the potential to change the native habitat.
Dalhousie Springs
These hot, fresh water springs are very unique and are an outlet from the Great Artesian Basin. It is the largest known springs and the main spring offers a nice soothing swim for travellers after a hard day’s drive. Since the late 1990s, new camping facilities have provided a nice area to camp and relax within the Witjira National Park.
Lone Gum Tree
No description entered.
Enter description or photos
.
Purnie Bore
Dalhousie Springs
Lone Gum Tree
Environment
The
Simpson Desert
is the driest region of
Australia
and it is a dunal desert - a sea of parallel red sand ridges around 300-500 kilometres long covering a total area of 170,000 square kilometres. The South Australian section of the
Simpson Desert
is divided into 3 protected areas,
Simpson Desert
Conservation Park,
Simpson Desert
Regional Reserve and Witjira National Park managed by the South Australian Desert Parks department of the SA Department of Environment and Heritage. A permit (the SA Desert Parks Pass) is required for all travel and
camping
. Rains normally occur in the heat of summer (late December through to early early March), although floods have been known to remain as late as July. Each season is different and you must plan your trip by keeping an eye on weather conditions and road reports .
There are numerous salt pans and lakes throughout the
Simpson Desert
and these can flood after rains and close the desert to vehicle traffic.
Camping
around the salt lake areas near the Erabena Track Junction/French Line is most rewarding because the gidgee woodlands provide shade, shelter and soft ground for
camping
. There are increased wildlife viewing possibilities and you'll see great colours over the lakes at sunset.
Flora
The majority of the plant life you'll see is spinifex and upside down trees! Desert vegetation depends on seasonal conditions. In particular after rain the Simpson puts on an incredible show of desert wildflowers including billy buttons, poached egg daises, cunningham bird flower. Most are short lived, and during the peak travel season most people have missed their chance of seeing the desert in bloom.
Fauna
Of all the wildlife you'll encounter in the
Simpson Desert
, you'll become the most acquainted with the bush fly - annoying but thankfully gone after sundown. " Eagles" are the most commonly seen of the birds in the desert area although there are some 150 different species of birdlife including the Bustard, Wedge-tailed Eagle, Brown Falcon, budgerigar and Zebra Finch. Around the floodplains you could see Black Kites, Crested Pigeons and Galahs. Many creatures are nocturnal, so they are not easily seen or photographed. These include small marsupials but there are also some feral animals such as rabbits, foxes, camels and donkeys. Dingoes and camels are very common throughout the Simpson with the highest population of camels being in the southern parts so the Rig Road is the best place to spot them. If you get out of your vehicle during the day you might see some reptiles such the Perentie (goanna), Western Brown Snake, Woma Python and the Banded Skink.
Driving Directions
Time
Direction
Distance
Birdsville Tk & Yelpawaralinna-Warburton Tk to Simpson Desert Regional Reserve, Eastern Boundary
60.97 km
W
278°
1 hr
Simpson Desert Regional Reserve, Eastern Boundary to Rig Road & K1 Line/Warburton Tk
42.18 km
N
341°
51 min
Rig Road & K1 Line/Warburton Tk to Rig Road & Simpson Desert CP Access
38.61 km
NW
303°
40 min
Rig Road & Simpson Desert CP Access to Poolowanna Oil Well (Abandoned)
61.83 km
W
292°
1 hr 15 min
Poolowanna Oil Well (Abandoned) to Rig Road & Knolls Tk
4.54 km
N
342°
5 min
Rig Road & Knolls Tk to Rig Road & Erabena Tk
33.25 km
W
261°
51 min
Rig Road & Erabena Tk to Lone Gum Tree
7.25 km
S
168°
11 min
Lone Gum Tree to Rig Road & Erabena Tk
10.33 km
S
161°
14 min
Rig Road & Erabena Tk to Macumba Oil Well (Abandoned)
67.11 km
W
285°
1 hr 45 min
Macumba Oil Well (Abandoned) to Georges Corner, WAA Line & Rig Road
13.6 km
NW
335°
12 min
Georges Corner, WAA Line & Rig Road to WAA Line & Rig Road
0.24 km
E
70°
3 min
WAA Line & Rig Road to WAA Line & Glen Joyce Oil Well Access
27.22 km
W
271°
43 min
WAA Line & Glen Joyce Oil Well Access to Mokari Oil Well & Airstrip
8.15 km
W
270°
12 min
Mokari Oil Well & Airstrip to French Line & Rig Road
12.3 km
NW
329°
13 min
French Line & Rig Road to Purnie Bore
27.68 km
W
258°
35 min
Purnie Bore to French Line & Alka Seltzer Bore Access
10.72 km
W
258°
12 min
French Line & Alka Seltzer Bore Access to Freeth Junction
8.31 km
SW
238°
8 min
Freeth Junction to Lookout
30.94 km
W
253°
32 min
Lookout to Dalhousie Springs
19.35 km
W
266°
21 min
Birdsville Tk & Yelpawaralinna-Warburton Tk to Dalhousie Springs
484.58 km
10 hr 21 min
Distance is GPS recorded driving distance (not straight line), Direction is straight line from start to end, Time is calculated from actual GPS driving data.
Trek Feedback
If you wish to Send Feedback please
Logon Now
What Others have Posted
Related Pages
Strzelecki Track
The Stzrelecki Track is strictly the route form Innamincka to Lyndhurst, however our trek note is for travellers starting at Innamincka and travelling down to Arkaroola Village in the heart of the Flinders Ranges.
[Feature Story]
Birdsville Track
The Birdsville Track runs south from Birdsville to Maree and passes through the Sturt Stony Desert. It is an extremely remote region but is strikingly beautiful in its harshness.
Trek Search
ExplorOz Trek Notes are detailed, factual reviews of destinations in Australia to which you can plan a self-drive camping trip. This page will enable you to access over 100 of these trek notes, using various search methods and at a glance you can see what treks we have in each area across Australia.
Oodnadatta Track
If you’re a history buff you’re going to go nuts crossing the Oodnadatta Track. The track follows the orignal Ghan line from Marla to Oodnadatta and then on to Marree. There's stacks of ruins, mound springs, excellent conservation park information & railway sidings/rubble.
Dig Tree Circuit
This loop trek from Innamincka will take you on a historic adventure, heading towards The Burke and Wills "Dig Tree", which is one of Australia's national icons and an enduring reminder of our pioneering spirit.
Innamincka Memorials and Markers
This trek which lies purely in the Innamincka Regional Reserve follows the memorials, markers and waterholes along Cooper Creek. It is a trek filled with history and culture from the Burke and Wills Expedition to protected Aboriginal sites and artefacts.
Inside Track
The Inside Track was gazetted as a public road on 16th January 2002 and provides an alternative route that is also 35km shorter than the main Birdsville Track.
Walkers Crossing
Route for driving between Birdsville and Innamincka through the flood plain country of the nothern overlow of the Cooper Creek before rising onto the Sturt Stony Desert on the Birdsville Track.
Cordillo Downs
This is the main route from Innamincka to Birdsville. The track is about 420km and conditions vary greatly. The countryside is a seemingly endless gibber plain but this is Australia's prime cattle country - the Channel Country.
Bore Track
The Bore Track is an access road for oil company vehicles and for property owners. This track is a great alternative to the wide gravel road of the Strzelecki Track which is more a highway than a track.
Simpson Desert WAA Line
This track is similar to the French Line and although it has smaller dunes, it is very picturesque especially after rain. While in this area take a look at the Knolls, which is a scenic but fragile part of the Simpson so please stay on the track.
Simpson Desert French Line
The French Line is the most direct route across the desert and traverses directly across the tops of over 1200 red sand dunes, with Big Red being the major challenge.
Simpson Desert
The Simpson Desert can be crossed via the French Line, WAA line or Rig Road. This trek provides a route using a combination of all 3 routes.
Mt Dare to Oodnadatta via Dalhousie
This trek provides an easy opportunity to access Dalhousie Springs, one of the main icons of the Simpson Desert without a significant detour if touring between South Australia and the Red Centre.
Dalhousie to Finke via Bloods Ck
This trek connects the Red Centre and the Simpson Desert but also intersects the Old Ghan in numerous places and provides an interesting drive.
Painted Desert
The Painted Desert has to be the highlight of the South Australian Desert experience. This trek from Coober Pedy takes as little as one day, but if you are a photographer or painter, you may choose to spend an entire week in the Painted Desert.
Trek Search
Strzelecki Track
Walkers Crossing
Inside Track
Simpson Desert
Painted Desert
Bore Track
Innamincka Memorials and Markers
Birdsville Track
Simpson Desert French Line
Mt Dare to Oodnadatta via Dalhousie
Simpson Desert WAA Line
Oodnadatta Track
Cordillo Downs
Dig Tree Circuit
Dalhousie to Finke via Bloods Ck
Recommended Reading for Simpson Desert Rig Road
Simpson Desert Trip Planning Map
This is the revised Simpson Desert Map designed for Trip Planning use. On one side is the map containing GPS points, whilst on the other is information about each point of interest, track information and services available.
$8.50
[Add to Cart]
Great Desert Tracks of Australia Map Pack
This map pack includes the six Great Desert Tracks Maps, together with the Simpson Desert map, all packaged in a hard-cover folder with clear pockets. This map pack is designed to offer an additional benefit to the constant map user by providing better value than buying the maps individually.
$79.00
[Add to Cart]
Desert Parks Pass
The Desert Park Pass is more than a permit and a windscreen sticker. This is a pack of valuable information and maps that will ensure you get the most from your visit to the SA outback. The pack contains: your annual permit (windscreen sticker), the Desert Parks Handbook and 3 maps covering Western, Eastern and Outback South Australia.
$105.00
[Add to Cart]
Latest Edition
Great Desert Tracks of Australia NE
This is just one map from the 6 map set of the Great Desert Tracks Map Pack. This particular map covers Simpson Desert, Plenty Hwy, Sandover Hwy and Channel Country.
$14.95
[Add to Cart]
Latest Edition
Great Desert Tracks of Australia CD
This CD includes the six Great Desert Tracks Maps: North West, North Central, North East, South West, South Central and South East as well as the Simpson Desert Map. Calculate route distances, customise the maps, create your own map features, search for and locate places using the Name Search facility, prints maps and track your position.
$79.00
[Add to Cart]
Simpson Desert
This Simpson Desert map has great road and track detail, international symbols showing what facilities are available where, matched with some beautiful images and has all the things to see and watch out for, detailed by one of Australia's leading out back specialists, Ron Moon.
$8.95
[Add to Cart]
Simpson Desert CD Rom
The Simpson Desert CD-Rom Map offers Hema’s Simpson Desert paper map in a format you can use with your GPS tracking software, plus all the text and photos from the original map in an easy-to-use webpage format. Each map is packed with facility information, GPS waypoints and tourist points of interest
$29.95
[Add to Cart]
Natmap Raster 2005: Premium - DVD
This new NATMAP Raster was released in April 2005. This is a 2 DVD set that contains all 1:250 000 scale NATMAP topographic maps covering Australia, published to December 2004.
$119.00
[Add to Cart]
South Australia
This double sided road map of South Australia features a comprehensive map of the state on one side and the Flinders Ranges and the South East on the other. This easy to read fully indexed map features national parks, places of interest plus more.
$6.95
[Add to Cart]
Simpson Desert Trip Planning Map
Great Desert Tracks of Australia NE
Simpson Desert CD Rom
Great Desert Tracks of Australia Map Pack
Great Desert Tracks of Australia CD
Natmap Raster 2005: Premium - DVD
Desert Parks Pass
Simpson Desert
South Australia
New/Updated
West Australian Map Book $9.95
Wildflower Country $9.95
Nissan Patrol GU Rear Door Bracket Extension $26.95
SPOT Satellite Messenger $249.00
Navy/White Racer Polo Shirt - TMTE $37.00
Mens Navy/White Polo Shirt - TMTE $31.95
Ladies Navy/White Polo Shirt - TMTE $31.95
Khaki Polo Shirt - TMTE $24.95
Navy Polo Shirt - TMTE $24.95
Garmin Colorado 300 $879.00
The Australian Guide to HF Radio $19.95
Basic Guide to Parks Reserves and Forests in VIC $19.95
Golden Quest Discovery Trail Guide Book $39.95
The Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail Guide $34.95
Pilbara and Coral Coast Explorer Card $20.00
Fast Find
Shop Home Page
Discounted Items
Latest/Updated
All Items
Home
|
About Us
|
FAQ
|
Feedback
|
Site Stats
|
Membership
|
Advertising Campaigns
|
Site Updates
Forum
|
Blogs
|
Forum Archive
|
Trader
|
Shop
|
Treks
|
Places
|
Directory
|
Articles
|
Topics
RSS Feeds
|
Link to Us
|
Terms of Use
|
Corporate Membership
|
Privacy Policy
Copyright © 1999 - 2008,
I.T. Beyond Pty Ltd.
All rights reserved.