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Touring Routes, Tracks & Trails TOURING ROUTES, TRACKS & TRAILS Tap/click on a link to access for browsing. 2020.6 TRANS AUSTRALIAN HIGHWAYS Adelaide to Melbourne-Western H'way Web Adelaide to Sydney-Barrier H'way Web Adelaide to Sydney-Sturt H'way Web Brisbane to Adelaide-Adventure Way Plus Tourway Brisbane to Cairns-Bruce H'way Web Brisbane to Darwin-Escorted Camper Tour Video Broome WA to Cairns Qld - Savannah Way Web Video Video Darwin to Adelaide-Stuart H'way - Explorers Way Web Video Darwin to Perth-Great Northern Highway Web Video Darwin to Townsville-Stuart/Barkly/Flinders H'ways Web Melbourne to Brisbane-Newell H'way Web Web Melbourne to Perth-Western/Eyre H'ways Web Video Web Web Melbourne to Rockhampton-Newell/Leichhardt Melbourne to Sydney-Hume H'way Web Perth to Adelaide-Eyre H'way Web Map Perth to Adelaide-Crossing the Nullabor Web Perth to Cairns-The Outback Way Web Video Perth to Sydney-Eyre/Barrier H'ways Web Video Sydney to Brisbane-Pacific H'way Web Web Sydney to Port Augusta S.A.-Princes H'way Web Sydney:Tamworth:Rockhampton Qld - Country Way Web Video Video Townsville to Tennant Creek N.T.-Overlanders Way Web Video MULTIPLE TOURING ROUTES Road Trips & Self Drive Journeys Web Web Drive Australia-102 Various Road Trips Travel Around Australia in a Campervan Web Campervan Road Trips Around Australia Web 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRACKS Great Aussie 4WD Trips Tracks & Tours Web Over 1400 Tracks by State Web Web Tag-a-Long Tours Trek Notes by Exploroz Web .
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