Towing into Roma Gorge and Gosse Bluff

Hi Nelly
Gosse Bluff is easy with a camper trailer. Did it last June (2016) with a Kimberley Kamper.
Sorry don't know about Roma Gorge.
Palm Valley is nice camp spot and again easy with a camper trailer.
Just check on recent rain fall.
Cheers Craig

We were in the West Mac's in June/July last year and found Roma Gorge/Goyder Pass to be a lovely spot.
It does require driving along, across and over the dry stony/rocky riverbed for almost all the trip in and out. We did it in a Patrol with slide-on camper and had absolutely no trouble.
Very interesting gorge wit h an indigenous history of being an inter-tribal meeting point, lots of rock peckings at a permanent waterhole at the end, but, no camping permitted.
We came about halfway back out and camped for two or three nights, in that time only 2 cars went in and out, making it one of the unknown treasures of the area.
Enjoy, if you drive to conditions etc. etc. etc it should be easy

Roma Gorge is a bit of a track which follows a creek bed and meanders in and out of the creek. So if there has been a lot of rain it could be "interesting". We drove in last June with a Landcruiser, and not towing. There were some patches of sand and rocky sections to get through but nothing which gave us any problems whatsoever. We decided that the road would not suit our caravan, an offroader but wide and long as it is there were some stretches which would make it impossible to get the length through. It was a very scenic and interesting area.

Hi. We visited both these locations in June 2016 with Prado and Kimberley
Karavan.

There had been about 25mm of rain during a the preceding week but all roads were good. Country side was very green and many camels and wild brumbies seen. The brumbies must enjoy marking their territory on the roads as the piles of dung were impressively high.

Gosses Bluff is a an easy drive and the camp site, in the bottom of the " crater" is OK. Roma Gorge Road was tight in some sections but if you take it easy you won't have any problems.

Don't forget the East MacDonnells as there are some great locations. Kings Canyon campground is a bit overpriced in my view and some of the walks were closed when we were there.

All in all a very scenic part of our country.

Trust you enjoy your trip....take some time to see the place.

Cheers John

We towed out caravan into Tnorala (Gosse Bluff) and it would be OK for an off road trailer. Despite the quiet location and good parking area, we changed our plans to stay when we read that custodians requested no camping due to it being a 'sorry place'.

We did Roma Gorge as a day trip from the NT Parks campground at Redbank Ridge. Someone who went at the same time left his camper trailer trackside just after turning in.