For the traveller and explorer in us, these track guides provide a unique visual reference for both novice and experienced individuals, families and groups. Using photography, track notes and mapping, the Outback Travellers Track Guide is a companion to sheet maps, offering a closer look at what is out there, where to find it and how to get there safely.
With the aid of sectioned, colour coded track information, cautions along the track are brought to your attention to help avoid unnecessary problems. Hazards in the form of crests and dips in the road, creeks, floodways, river crossings and tight corners are highlighted to avoid potential accidents.
Wandering stock and native animals can be road hazards at the most unlikely times, caution must be taken to look out for these animals. The Outback Tracks can be a beautiful experience if you slow down and take the time to stop and enjoy the geographical features and pioneering endeavours left as a reminder of the early spirit of adventure.
Our Map Guides focus on:
- Fuel locations and availability
- Camping locations and accommodation
- Water availability
Safety aspects for travellers:
- Dips & Crests
- Sharp bends & corners
- Grids & Gates
- Floodways, creeks & rivers
- Holes & bulldust areas
- Claypans & bogholes
- Road narrows, bridges & causeways
- Railway crossings & Station turnoffs
- Distances in kilometers
- UHF Radio channels
- Bitumen and offroad surfaces
- GPS Co-ordinates for specific locations
Services and Facilities at Townships
- Roadhouses
- Aboriginal Land & boundaries
- Historical & Geographic features
- National Parks, Conservation Parks & Reserves
