Rawlinna to Cocklbiddy or Forrest Eucla?

Been a while since I was out that way but you could take the cable haul road which gos directly onto a south heading track after the transline. it passes lake boondaroo and joins up with the Rawlinna Balladonia road.

I few years ago i was camped at lake boondaroo ad a couple of blokes in a troopy had come up that way heading to the Nullarbour muster

Gday Tony,
Rawlinna to Cocklebiddy is OK to navigate if you have computer mapping. The hard bit is to find the right road south out of Rawlinna. There are a few rudimentary signposts.

Others head south from Haig. I haven't done this track - I've always taken the Rawlinna - Cocklebiddy road.

We did it last year and went to Forrest and down to Eucla.Great trip along the line and had two nights at Forrest.stayed in the old weather station.
Cheers

Hi Tony.

You can't get to Forrest along the Trans Aust Railway "legally".Haig is as far east you can go and after that it is a private track. The track from Haig to the Hwy is very very easy to find and follow and comes out about 20km east of Cocklebiddy. I did this track earlier this year and found it to be a very enjoyable drive. Bit rough in parts but nothing different to what you'll encounter on the Connie Sue. The track from Rawlinna to Cocklebiddy may be a bit harder to find as others have said and I haven't driven this track so couldn't really comment. But the Haig-Cocklebiddy track is probably less traveled and I found it great fun. Have a good trip!