Going From Perth To Darwin September 2014

Short and sweet question.
You might need to supply a lot more info, such as time frame for your trip, are your travelling with others, vehicle setup, places of interest along the way that you want to visit, your experience in remote area travel, etc
I assume you mean the Tanami ?
September is starting to warm up but still ok for the trip...but dryer too.
Best to be a bit more specific and then you should receive more informed info.
Brett....

getting quite hot then - Currently we are at Pardoo (b/w Hedland and Broome) - yesterday it was 36 and 37 today and that's only a few k's from the coast so would expect it to be hotter inland.

You'll need:

Lots of fuel (you may have to organise a fuel drop from the Capricorn Roadhouse Newman. This needs to be done 2 mths in advance).
No petrol is available along the CSR (it's not advisable to take a petrol vehicle up the CSR anyway).
Adequate water supplies (4 litres per person per day. Not all the wells supply drinking water).
Stop at the Police Station at Wiluna and tell them your planned itinerary. Tell the Police at the far end, when you've arrived.
Take some basic spares, de-bogging equipment, and basic tools.
Take a minimum of two spares and tyre repair equipment - and know how to fix flats.
Don't try to travel at breakneck speed. There's quite a bit of traffic on the CSR and it's amazing how you'll come across another vehicle when you least expect it.
Clean out the spinifex build up under your vehicle regularly (might have to be every half hr sometimes) - or kiss your vehicle goodbye in a pile of burning wreckage.
Obey all signage and instructions, and don't "souvenir" signs, or other items that other travellers need.
Leave no rubbish, only footprints.

http://www.canningstockroute.net.au/

http://www.australian-4x4.com.au/canning-stock-route-australia.html

http://www.anfwdc.asn.au/permit/pdfs/Permit_Pack_18may10.pdf

And don't forget, some manners!!!

Hi Aaron

I think you probably mean Talawana Track.

You will need permits for the CSR (from ANFWDC 4WD Australia), and tracks such as the Talawana (from DIA).

What else do you need to know -

Road conditions?
Where to get fuel?
Time of year to go/not go?
Best maps to use?

Motherhen