Oodnadatta track recently

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Oodnadatta Track

If you’re a history buff you’re going to go nuts crossing the Oodnadatta Track. The track follows the orignal Ghan line from Marla to Oodnadatta and then on to Marree. There's stacks of ruins,

Oodnadatta Track

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If you're a history buff you're going to go nuts crossing the Oodnadatta Track. The track follows the original Ghan line from Marree to Oodnadatta. There's stacks of ruins, mound springs,

ss--ss

Gday , I'm about to head into central aust via the oodnadatta track in a few days time.
I'll be driving a prado & towing a jayco outback camper trailer. When I check the road reports there's a few warnings which I'm not sure if it's ok to go on( see link below)

Has anyone travelled this way recently?

http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/quicklinks/northern_roads/area2.asp

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Reply By: hamo - Thursday, Mar 22, 2012 at 07:46

Thursday, Mar 22, 2012 at 07:46

I think you will find thats the standard warning after a bit of rain.

Dont rush up the track as there is plenty to see.
I spent 2 days going up the track & we missed plenty.
Next trip im planing on spending a week exploring the track.

Arm your self with plenty of maps/ hema / camps 6 ect to get the most out of your trip.

And most of all enjoy your trip

Hamo

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Follow Up By: ss--ss - Thursday, Mar 22, 2012 at 08:48

Thursday, Mar 22, 2012 at 08:48

Thanks for the response , that's what I was hoping to hear..
I'll probably only have 2 days on the actual oodnadatta track but will be taking it easy.. Was also thinking of going on a lake eyre flight from william creek ( or maybe next time)

Cheers

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