Victorian trip

I've towed my camper over those roads, mostly good dirt, the run from buchan to Jindabyne is narrow and winds around climbing from the snowy up on to the plateau, take it easy and you'll have no probs

Thanks Peter will take your advice.

Hi,
All the roads you have mentioned are easily navigable in 2wd vehicles and all are either dirt of have dirt sections.
The Corryong Road is fairly corrugated, and I reckon it’s a no good mongrel road ;) but Corroyong is a beaut town had has a good bit of info on ‘Jack Riley‘ the bushie who inspired AB Paterson’s ’The Man from Snow River’.
The Sugan Buggan Rd. is dirt and at time’s it is only 1-1.5 vehicle wide road, with a nice drop off to the side, it’s beaut road to drive, well worth the trip.
The road through to Tallangata is mostly sealed, dirt from around Mitta Mitta I think. All these roads are in hilly country so towing probably won’t do you fuel economy any favours.
There is a few good NP camp grounds along the Talangatta rd, ‘Jokers’ is one I have stayed at.

There are some good camp grounds on the Jindy – Buchan Rd. and also along the Benambra – Corryong road.
Our club (Land Rover Club ACT) has just released a CD of camps sites, attractions and some 4WD treks in SE NSW, plus good coverage of the flinders and a few other locations around OZ. It covers two of the roads / areas you are interested in as well as from Tumut, Nwora, Sth of Eden across to Omeo.
It is intended as a trip planning / research tool and are there 220 entries on the CD. The CD has detailed interactive mapping locating the sites and coverage for all of Australia. Some samples (less mapping) are on the club web site at:
Jacks lookout (on the Jindy / Buchan road).
Paddy's River Falls
Saltwater Creek, Ben Boyd National Park

Sorry for the shameless plug, but the CD does contain a lot of info for touring visitors to SE NSW, which it seems is what you need. It has camping info on the Buchan and Corryong roads.
The CD was released this weekend at our large local 4wd show so we can now sell it. We can mail you a copy for $25, but can only accept postal order’s or cash at this point in time (sorry). You can arrange a copy by emailing CGCorner@lrc.org.au
Enjoy your trip to a great part of the country.
Paul.
Membership sec. LRCACT.

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