The Barry way

Maybe I should have added that the above pic was taken in September 2008 and is typical of the road now.

I can't remember, but there may be restrictions to towing or vehicle length. You should check this.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 Motorhome

Are you serious?

Yep.

We have driven it in 4WD vehicles, a few years ago, from Jindabyne through to the turn off to McKillops Bridge and would not recommend that you do it because of the narrow winding, sometimes steep road with blind corners and the chance of meeting oncoming traffic south of the NSW/ Vic border.
I think there may be signage as to whether caravans and trucks are permitted on some sections of the Barry Way from there through to Buchan, and would suggest (like True Blue) you contact police, or the information centre in Jindabyne in regards to this.
There's a great campground in the National Park at Buchan you could park the van in and take a day drive through to see for yourself as it is spectacular. Alternatively you could drive through from Jindabyne and tow the van through to one of the campgrounds from that end which have some suitable places to stay with a van.
Happy travels.

I have driven it several times in a 4x4 and the stretch in the middle is VERY narrow and windy and there is absolutely no places to pass for several kilometres, plus the sheer dropoffs without safety rails in the worse spots.
Towing a large caravan on that track is suicidal to say the least as somebody may have to reverse for a couple of kms to find a spot wide enough to pass safely.
My advice is 'Please do not consider it'
Graeme

We went that way in the toy car (Xtrail) at the beginning of the year and some of those drop offs made my stomach turn when looking over the side.

Taking any sort of van along that road is not a smart idea.