One for the crow eaters.

No permits required after the Anne Beadell or east of Coober......just bring your passport..hahahaha

I traveled the ann bedel in march this year the worst is the last 250 kms of corigations a flag is recomended but you will have difficulty seeing any one sa side werstern australia side very good if camping near boader there is a new facility on the western side just before the border toilets and all

please take care there are a lot of washouts, you can see them if traveling slow but if have rush of blood you could be in serious trouble we averaged 26 kms per hour on the sa side and our top speed on this side was 56 kms dont know here cant rememder geting that fast anywhere

david has an exelent site on this trip but could use some updating regarding the new facillitys in the unknown park you may be able to help him there it was my first trip with gps my mate just brought one and cameras kept forgetting we had them, shows what a couple of old farts we are, never needed them nice toys but

allow extra time on sa side you will need it and remember that camera we spent that much time doging forgot to use them

if have time try to fit in mt ive on way home in gawler ranges eyre peninsular

will be in birdsville for races in september first week but if want to have counter tea one night when in adelaide contact me when closer and plans more set and will give phone number

best places to see do it all you wont want to miss it it is maybe the last of the isolated trips we were the first in six weeks because of the hot weather as I said davids recomendations are good but signs hard to see

frank

Drop in for a chat and a cuppa when you're in Oodnadatta. Can give you details in Member Message if you like.

Cheers
John W
Oodnadatta

recomend , sky track in Flinders, Arkarola[even better], Innes NP at bottom of Yorks and Coffin Bay NP on Eyres

Barossa Valley is pretty good for full-bodied provisions
Just back from Kangaroo Is which is pretty spectacular but it deserves a trip of its own especially as the ferry trip is expensive.
Winter will find it pretty rough weather-wise too. But plan to include it in another trip.
Camper

it took 3 full days to do from cooperpedy to wa border thats from sunup till sundown more than we thought averaged 26 kms an hour, then two days to rawlina track pretty good turned south at neals junction then came back along railway to maralinga no road along here only tracks and you have to stay off the rail right of way altogeather we were away 10 days had to leave track at maralinga and head south to civiszalation ( bad foot ) traveled 9 and half days without seeing a moving car trains dont count we went from maraling to adelaide in one go (on antibiotics by then) left at daylight arrived in adelaide about 11pm to long were stuffed

intend to do from neals junction to laverton in a year or so health permiting