Anne Beadell Hwy and Connie Sue Hwy

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for your response, just wanted to clarify if you came across from Laverton or not, with you mentioning being north of Neale Junction on the Connie Sue. I have heard there are large washouts on the Anne Beadell. I have done a little research on sites to see but haven't been able to find a great deal, any help here would be great as well.

Cheers Shane

Hi Shane

This time we did not come from Laverton. The drive out through White Cliffs is always an easy drive and the road is most situations is very good condition. As for wash out, you will find them further out and well into South Australia.

We entered the Connie Sue at Connie Sue tanks, coming in from Tjuntjuntara Aboriginal Community. The road up to Neale junction was in first class condition, as this is the main road from Rawlinna that the fuel tankers use to keep Ilkurlka topped up with fuel.

Here are images of what you can expect to see coming in from Laverton, and then down to Rawlina.


Cheers



Stephen

Thanks Duncan, It would be great if the wild flowers are still out in October. Thanks for your reply.

Cheers Shane

Hi is it ok to tow a Windsor rapid off road van rawlinna to laver ton regards garny

Hi Phil,

Thanks for your reply. Was wondering if you have ever done the track from Balladonia to Mt Ragged in Cape Arid National Park and what it was like if not i'll submit another separate post.

Cheers Shane

Hi, no I haven't. Did the Telegraph Track a couple of years ago to Caiguna, but not up to Balladonia. Sorry I am not of any help!

hi justcrusn,
I have done the ab and cape arid in the last couple of months, also the connie sue a couple of years ago. We visited Mt ragged and cape Isralite also. The Baladonia track ( we did half or so of it ) is no real problem.It is quite rocky(for a road ) ,in places reasonably corrugated also. All 2wd stuff. If you go to Isralite bay there is some 4wd sand. Also some bull dust sections. It felt quite remote,more so than the AB. Less people would seem to travel this way. If it bleep down I would not want to be there as a solo vehicle( as we were). Depending which exact way you go lots of rain would make some long bog holes interesting- without a winch. I enjoyed the Cape Arid area.
Have fun, cheers ian.