Best way from Melbourne to Simmo?

Melbourne, Mildura, Broken Hill, Tibooburra Camerons Corner, Innamincka, Walkers Crossing, Warburton Crossing, Simmo

Cheers

Fastest way is via Coober pedy to Oodnadatta.

Scenic way is different!
And what on earth is Simmo????????

Serg,

Melbourne to Mildura on the Calder...visit the wineries.Mildura to Broken Hill via the Silver City Hwy...check out the Yabba. Turn left down the Barrier Hwy to Yunta then right and north to Waukaringa Ruins and then Curnamona. A little bit further and then left to Erudina woolshed, west to Martins Well and into the Flinders via the back way. Stop at Hucks lookout and take a few photo's. Cruise up the Buckaringa Valley to Aroona, then out through Brachina Gorge (now I would have said go up to the Gammons via Blinman here but I know you're in a hurry) to the highway and then north to Parachilna, Leigh Creek, Lyndhurst and Maree (stop at pub and buy beer). Big choice here...me, I'd go right and up to Birdsville but if you need the time, head straight on via the Oodnadatta track to William Creek. Remember to give way to planes when arriving, stop at the pub and purchase obligatory stubby holder, more beer and bread. Continue straight ahead. At Oodnadatta, buy suitable refreshing beverages, restock fridge and continue on 18 km. Turn right and head to Hamilton homestead. There turn right and travel for an hour (if not raining) and presto...you're there. Set up tent, pop Oodnadatta beverage into Willem (pun intended) Creek stubby holder and swap tall tales with the numerous other visitors, friends of the Simpson and Nat Parks personnel. It may not be shorter but you'll enjoy it a whole lot more!!!!!

Cheers. Mick

Why rush a great trip like that???

Serg

There is no faster way up to The Simpson, and then across it.

Just Safest Way ! Rush it and you may regret it,,,

And that is entirely in the hands of the of the Driver

Take your time, and savor every moment, look at the beauty, of the whole trip

Cheers
Bucky

Hire a plane!!!

Hi Serg

Tend to agree with Phils suggestion.

We tend to do the Dalhousie Cober Pedy run back in 2 days , and the reverse run Melb to Birdsville both via Pt Augusta in 2 days or 1 day if in a hurry, but this means rotating drivers and not stopping except for fuel.

The fasters way is not to eat on the journey.

Food is available en route, your choice.

Jim.