The Bore Track

David

I have done it both ways in the past 2 years and you pay the $10 at the Bollards Lagoon Station complex.

There is always someone there ( just have find them sometimes) to take the $10.00 and advise you, if relevant, on the current track condition.

Especially in the Bollards Lagoon Station boundaries, as there is a fair size lake near the station house end that you have cross, which fills with water at the drop of a hat.

The Corner Store at Camerons Corner always knows the current status of the track if you wish to ring them prior to travelling it.

Regards

Ken Robinson.

I went Nth to Sth on the Bore Track in October.

I rang the station from Innaminca a day or so beforehand.

I paid the $10 at the homestead complex (after finding someone) on my way through after travelling the length of the track.

No worries...

Cheers
Stephen J.

Call the NPWS at Tibooburra, they are up to date with all the relevant road and track details between Broken Hill, Bourke, Lyndhurst, Innaminka and beyond.

Tibboburra is the closest town and everyone knows everyone and knows what is happening and so one. The locals can even tell you who have been travelling where - even though you did not see anyone - they say I could tell from the tyres tracks.

Don't know what the sign posting is like now days - but the bore track use to be like a property track - you just had to know where you were going and hoped for the best. Call NPWS they will know if the Bore track is open or the Cooper is flooded at Innaminka.

PS. They will not be able to tell you if it is going to rain in July or so. I lived out there for 4 years and someone asked - I will be coming out there on 22nd July - will it be raining ? - the reply was "yes we are expecting 4 inches that day" !!!! LOLCheers, Beddo
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