Question about obscure SA tracks (Maralinga to Emu alternate route)

In 2006 we drove from Cook to Volkes Hill Corner towing a boat and it was a most enjoyable drive. Two wheel track, but no difficulties. and no corrugations to speak of. A bit scratchy in the north.
If my recollections are correct, the road to Oak Valley was 2 lanes wide and graded where we crossed it.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Hi Candance S

Our group traveled from Coober Pedy west along the Anne Beadell Hwy three weeks ago , once past Mabel Creek Station the track is very very corrugated and not much fun.
You will pass a relatively new abandoned GIC camper trailer by the side of the track with a broken axle.
Once you hit Voakes Hill Cnr and start heading south the track is quite good,also
note that there are a lot of new exploration tracks in the area.From Hill Corner to Koolkoona dam the track does a long bypass around the native wells (Churina and Bringyna).

Cheers

To enter most of those areas you have to do the Maralina tour and that costs 220 odd dollars a person

The Dey-Dey road is a graded dirt highway for access between Yalata/Oak Valley and Tjuntunjara communities. It is very uninspiring with little of interest.
The Nullarbor to Cook to Voakes Hill track is great - much more interesting and one of the best drives in the GVD. Reckon I've done it 10 times now!

Thanks for the answers. Looking at my overall itinerary, I don't think I want to travel that far around to get to Emu. So Emu will have to wait until another trip.