Brisbane to Flinders Ranges in September?

Best time in The Flinders is September.
I reckon you could do it OK in two weeks...3 days down, 7 days in the Flinders, and 3 days back, with a day to unpack before returning to work.

Hi aka_db

Like above, it will be one of the best times of the year to visit, with cool nights and perfect days.


It should be perfect.


Cheers



Stephen

Hi Aka,

As the others have said, September is just fine. Cool nights and very pleasant warm days. Should be there about that time myself. Last time we stayed at Rawnsley Park Station which I thought was better than Wilpeena but others have said they prefer Wilpeena so it is personal prefference I guess.

2weeks from Brisy should be OK as the last time we were there it was a small part of a 3 week holiday which included Dubbo 4 days, Broken Hill 4days Wilpeena, Whyalla, Harndorf then back along the Murray and home to Port Macquarie area via Dubbo again.

I was very impressed with the Flinders Ranges that is why we are heading back there. Hopefully we will see some wild flowers along the way this time as the last time it was toward the end of the long drought in Nov. 2007.

Make sure you spend some time in Broken Hill as there is so much to see there as well. This will be my 3rd time in the Hill as I have not seen all of it yet.

Might see you along the way somewhere.

Cheers, Bruce.

Agree with these comments. We were there in September last year. Really nice :)
We camped at the willow springs station. Not too expensive and good camping areas. They also have the famous sky trek 4wd track on their property.
Have a great time, such a beautiful place!!

We too are hoping to get into Flinders Ranges (from WA) in September before exploring Yorke Peninsula.

To anyone who has been there, what is the situation for furry friends? We will be accompanied by our Golden Retriever and as yet haven't looked at the problems we may face.

If it is too hard we will give it a miss but are hoping at the very least there is a "motel" he can stay at for a couple days if necessary.

Cheers Neil

Hi aka_db. If you can come or go via Arkaroola. It is not to be missed.
Cheers,
Kevin