Anyone been into Collier Range W.A. ?

Very little info on it Lux. I saw no way into it when we passed. Of the threads here, there is only one in which Willem says there is a station track going through it.Ron and Viv Moon say similar.

"Only a couple of little used tracks access the park, the easiest for travellers to use being the track that leads to Tangadee homestead, which lies north of the park."

And from member Pictours

"The Collier Range N/P is as previously stated an undeveloped park but stunningly beautiful place in all respects, the fact that it has remained virtually un heralded may well be it's saving grace, there are many places within the park that justify visitation, along the lines of Rudall River National Park, which has no man made facilities but it has remarkable natural features.

The Collier Range N/P has scant internal tracks and what are there are not two wheel drive vehicle suitable."

You could try DPaW but you will probably told it is not accessible. You could try finding who owns Tangadee Station. If you do have any luck, please come back and update this thread to help others in the future.

Tried many years back and it as has been said spectacular looking but there weren't many tracks and it was thick and heavily overgrown country.

Must try again one day but have been distracted by the desert country much further east.

An amusing incident (amusing to me anyway) occurred while we tried to poke around out there. A fellow traveller had to get a spare tyre down off his troopy's roof track and found it had been staked by an overhead stake. Talk about rotten luck.

You can access Rudall River via the Marble Bar Road north of Newman. The turn off to Rudall River is about 50 kms up the Marble Bar Road from Gt Northern Highway and will eventually take you to the Billinooka Road and then onto the Talawana Track. Its pretty isolated with no facilities but there is plenty of info on Exploroz, which sounds like you should spend a bit of time going through if your unsure how to get there.

As for access through to Alice Springs I guess its possible, but quite a hike. Rudall River is my favourite location and I'm always envious of anyone I hear who is heading out there. I haven't been there since 2009 :-(