Binns Track Info Needed

I've been on the Binns track south from Alice Springs and it is a good, graded track. Some corrugations but nothing that will trouble your landcruiser with camper trailer in tow.

Jack, Binns Track is a track in many different parts. The parts vary according to terrain so you will need to be specific as to what parts you are interested in doing. We actually bought a book with all the sections on the track "Binns Track" by Outback Travellers by Greg and Josie Walker. It isn't easy to follow if you were doing it in reverse.

Some parts are, we are told deep sand, but others we towed our Bushtracker along just a few weeks ago. Parts were narrow and rocky, others we travelled were two vehicles wide.

We did another section three years ago with a Kimberley Karavan. The previous rain conditions count with those sorts of things, as I know that one river was running fast one day, but near dry the next day.

It really comes back a bit to experience, and your willingness to have your tyres to the appropriate pressures to cope with sand. We previously had our KK into the Simpson, though not on that trip, having travelled from Poeppel Corner to Birdsville, yes over Big Red, though up the chicken track

Jack

I haven't towed anything along Binn's Track, but most of it would be pretty easy.

The tricky section might be the southern end between Andado and Mount Dare. There is quite a bit of soft sand through wooded flood plains.

The section between AS and the Sandover Hwy is pretty straight forward. The Bundy River crossing is easier than it looks. North to the Davernport Range section is easy. The Gregory NP section is easy.

Go for it Jack.

Bob