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Day 7 - Ravenswood to Hamilton Is - Today is a short day, allowing us ample time to make the ferry timetable from Shute Harbour at lunchtime. First cars will depart Ravenswood at 7:30 am and make their way to the coastal city of Bowen, then south along the coast via Airlie Beach to Shute Harbour, where we will board the ferry to Hamilton Island.Click now for more. . . .
Day 6 - Barcaldine to Ravenswood - Today we continue our Trek north and we head across some very large cattle stations and several varying types of country as we start to climb through Cudmore National Park and on through Laglan Station and Elgin Downs. Lunch today will be at Belyando Crossing, before we cut across to Lake Dalrymple and the Burdekin Falls dam, up to the historic town of Ravenswood for the evening.Click now for more. . . .
Day 4 - Birdsville to Stonehenge -  We now start to head northeast and today we travel through the quintessentially Queensland towns of Windorah and Jundah, on to the tiny settlement of Stonehenge. Click now for more. . . .
Day 5 - Stonehenge to Barcaldine - We cross the Tropic of Capricorn on our way to the small grazing town (pop. 106) of Muttaburra, located on the Thompson River, also known for the discovery of the Muttaburrasaurus dinosaur, some 12 metres long and weighing 15 tonnes. Click now for more. . . .
Day 3 - Copley to Birdsville - Today we tiptoe a path up the iconic Birdsville Track between the Tirari and Strzelecki Deserts and the Sturt Stony Desert, as we pass through the old Ghan town of Marree, to have lunch at Mungeranie Hotel and Roadhouse. The towns are few and far between in this part of the Outback, and we will still see glimpses of the historic Ghan train line that followed the route of the original overland telegraph line, before the train line was moved in 1980. Click now for more. . . .
Day 2 - Broken Hill to Copley - Breakfast this morning is at Silverton, a town that once was home to 3,000 people in the 1890’s, when silver was first discovered in the area. Today’s 50 residents enjoy a much more relaxed atmosphere and the town is now better known as the home to movies such as the Mad Max series, and Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. Click now for more. . . .
Day 1 : Hay to Broken Hill - As any Trek veteran will tell you, a good Trek is about the people, the towns and the roads, and on day one we will experience the best each of these ingredients has to offer. We only travel 6 klms before we experience the first dirt road of the week, as we head across One Tree Plain towards Clare Public School, then along the bed of Lake Garnpang in the Mungo Scrub World Heritage Listed National Park, before we stop for lunch in Pooncarie. Click now for more. . . .

 

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