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Discover More to See and Do at Southaustralia.Com.Au Accredited Visitor ALICE SPRINGS Information Centre: Drop into any of these accredited centres for a local’s advice on what to do and where to eat and stay. TO DARWIN QUEENSLAND JOURNEY THROUGH THE HEART OF NORTHERN TERRITORY AUSTRALIA’S OUTBACK Birdsville SIMPSON DESERT OODNADATTA HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS... TRACK TO BRISBANE Marla BIRDSVILLETRACK 1 painted Clare Valley wine region OODNADATTA desert 2 Burra Heritage Passport Innamincka 21 MUNGERANNIE 3 Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre 19 Alligator Gorge, Mount Remarkable KATI THANDA- 4 LAKE EYRE National Park William NATIONAL PARK 14 Creek 5 Pichi Richi Railway 20 QUEENSLAND Coober Pedy 6 Jeff Morgan Gallery Marree 7 Rawnsley Park Station 18 Wilpena Pound, Ikara-Flinders TRACK 8 STRZELECKI Ranges National Park Lyndhurst WALES 9 17 Heritage Blinman Mine Andamooka 16 Arkaroola Roxby Downs 10 Prairie Hotel and Parachilna Gorge Leigh Creek Glendambo SOUTH Kingoonya 15 11 Brachina Gorge Geological Trail Woomera Blinman Parachilna 10 9 Wadlata Outback Centre and 13 NEW 12 8 Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden 11 Woomera Interactive Rocket 7 Wilpena 13 Range Museum Hawker Broken Hill Ceduna 6 14 Coober Pedy and The Breakaways 5 Wirrulla 15 Beltana Station Quorn Port Augusta 12 Streaky Bay 4 3 yunta 16 Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary Wudinna Whyalla MELROSE PETERBOROUGH 17 Farina Historic Site Baird Bay Kimba Port Pirie 18 Marree 2 Elliston Cleve Burra 19 Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre National Park Cowell 1 Murray River 20 Clare Renmark William Creek Tumby Bay Waikerie Kapunda Berri 21 Painted Desert Gawler Loxton ALL INFORMATION CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING - OCTOBER 2016 Port ADELAIDE Murray Lincoln Bridge Discover more to see and do Pinnaroo at southaustralia.com.au Tailem CAPE JERVIS Bend KINGSCOTE VICTOR ROADS PENNESHAW HARBOR SEALED Keith VICTORIA UNSEALED SEALED SOUTH Bordertown UNSEALED AUSTRALIA 0 100 KM Mount Gambier Prepare for the great Australian road trip along the Explorers Way, a 3000km route stretching from Adelaide to Darwin. Embark on an unforgettable journey through South Australia’s outback landscapes and historic towns where you can meet the locals, get back to nature and experience the wonder of the Outback sky at night. SUGGESTED STOPS... 8 WILPENA POUND, 14 COOBER PEDY AND IKARA-FLINDERS RANGES THE BREAKAWAYS NATIONAL PARK cooberpedy.net • 1800 637 076 1 Clare Valley Wine Region wilpenapound.com.au Stuart HighwAy clarevalley.com.au • 8842 2131 1800 805 802 With its frontier feel and unique lunar- See why the Clare Valley is home to some With luxury safari tents, campgrounds and like landscape, you’ll love sleeping of the best boutique cellar doors, breweries resort rooms, scenic flights, 4WD tours, underground, ‘noodling’ for opal, touring and restaurants around - including guided walks and a restaurant; the Wilpena the mines, or exploring the flat top mounds Skillogalee, Sevenhill Cellars, Annie’s Lane Pound Resort is the perfect launching pad of the Breakaways. and more. to the Flinders Ranges. 15 Beltana Station 2 9 Burra Heritage Passport Heritage Blinman Mine beltanastation.com.au • 8675 2256 visitburra.com • 8892 2154 heritageblinmanmine.com.au Visit a working cattle and sheep station 2 Market StREET, BURRA 8648 4782 offering accommodation, restaurant, Go straight to the Burra Visitor Information Go back in time to uncover life in the mine café, museum, 4WD tracks and a Centre for your exclusive passport to the with this unique underground experience. camel experience. heritage trail and 49 historic sites along its route. 10 Prairie Hotel and 16 Arkaroola Wilderness Parachilna Gorge Sanctuary 3 STEAMTOWN HERITAGE prairiehotel.com.au • 1800 331 473 arkaroola.com.au • 8648 4848 RAIL CENTRE West Terrace, Parachilna A mecca for bushwalkers and 4WD drivers, steamtown.com.au • 8651 3355 Walk through Parachilna Gorge to the this private family-owned sanctuary is the 1 TELFORD AVENUE, PETERBOROUGH Blinman Pools waterfall, then visit the ultimate weekend escape. Discover rail memorabilia, the heritage- Prairie Hotel and relax with a Fargher Lager listed roundhouse and Australia’s only and some ‘feral food’. 17 Farina historic site triple-gauge turntable, or stay after dark for a sound and visual show about railway 11 farinastation.com.au • 8675 7790 BRACHINA GORGE LYNDHURST history in Australia. GEOLOGICAL TRAIL Explore the remarkable volunteer-run sa.gsa.org.au • 8648 0048 restoration of a once thriving town that 4 ALLIGATOR GORGE, MOUNT Discover 130 million years of geological now sits in ruins. Accommodation and REMARKABLE NATIONAL PARK history on this 20km self-guided trail. guided 4WD tours available. parks.sa.gov.au • 8841 3400 12 Camp, walk, hike and spot wildlife on your PORT AUGUSTA - Wadlata 18 Marree way to spectacular views at the summit of Outback Centre & marreehotel.com.au • 8675 8344 Mount Remarkable. Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden Enter the gateway to the Kati Thanda- 5 Pichi Richi Railway Lake Eyre basin to uncover historic sites wadlata.sa.gov.au • 8641 9193 and outback memorabilia, or scour the pichirichirailway.org.au 41 Flinders TerracE landscape by scenic flight and 4WD. 1800 777 245 aalbg.sa.gov.au • 8641 9116 Take a full day or half day trip aboard a 144 STUART HIGHWAY 19 KATI THANDA-LAKE EYRE restored steam or heritage diesel train on Enjoy a casual walk or take a guided tour NATIONAL PARK the Old Ghan line between Port Augusta through a range of natural and themed and Quorn. gardens before uncovering the story PARKS.sa .gov. au behind the Flinders Ranges at Wadlata’s Tour Australia’s largest salt lake by foot, 6 Jeff Morgan Gallery ‘Tunnel of Time’. 4WD or scenic flight. jeffmorgangallery.com.au 13 20 8648 4071 • 61 Cradock ROAd, Woomera Interactive William Creek Hawker Rocket Range Museum williamcreekhotel.net.au If you like your art then you’ll love this 1300 761 620 • Dewrang AvENUE, 8670 7880 gallery featuring the superb 360-degree Woomera Stop and stay to see why this little town Wilpena Panorama and Outback on Discover the pivotal role Woomera plays on the world’s largest cattle station is a Canvas murals. in the past, present and future history must-visit. of Australia at the Woomera Heritage & 7 Rawnsley Park Station Visitor Centre. 21 Painted Desert rawnsleypark.com.au • 8648 0700 thepainteddesert.com.au Wilpena Road, Via Hawker Located 150km north of Coober Pedy, Escape to a historic farming station with discover a colourful landscape, 80 million eco-villa and camping accommodation, years in the making. 4WD tours, scenic flights, guided walks and the Woolshed Restaurant serving modern Australian cuisine. To plan your trip and discover more to see, do and stay visit southaustralia.com PRODUCED BY THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TOURISM COMMISSION.
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