Darwin (Top End)
No question that Darwin is a long way from the Darling River - even for Australians who refer to something 500kms away as 'down the road' - but if visiting the wonderful Northern Territory, chances are you will also visit Alice Springs. Well that's about half way so continuing south will allow you to visit South Australia and Adelaide and then onto experience one of Australia's great rivers.
For the slightly more adventurous, and wanting to see Queensland's outback, there is a great drive from Tennant Creek across to Mt Isa across to Cloncurry, Winton, Longreach, Barcaldine, Charleville, and then to Bourke.
For the serious adventurer, (and serious 4x4) the drive from Mt Isa can incorporate Birdsville and across to the Strzelecki Track and onto Cameron Corner. From Cameron Corner the Silver City Highway leads to Broken Hill (and Menindee) or across to Bourke via Wanaaring.
Stuart Highway > Barkly Highway > Matilda Highway > Kidman Way:
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Distance = 3,219 km (Approx)
- Darwin
- <> Adelaide River
- <> Katherine
- <> (Tennent Creek)
- <> Mt Isa
- <> Cloncurry
- <> Winton
- <> Port Augusta
- <> Longreach
- <> Barcaldine
- <> Charleville
- <> Cunnamulla
- <> Bourke
??? Straight down the red centre to visit Alice Springs via the Stuart Highway, past the Oodnadatta track, Coober Pedy, Port Augusta and Adelaide. Then it is relatively short drive along the Barrier Highway to visit Broken Hill.. and / or. with the same alternatives as the Adelaide tours....
Stuart Highway > Barrier Highway:
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Distance = 3,136 km (Approx)
- Darwin
- <> Adelaide River
- <> Katherine
- <> Mataranta
- <> Tennent Creek
- <> Alice Springs
- <> Marla
- <> Coober Pedy
- <> Port Augusta
- <> Peterborough
- <> Mingary
- <> Broken Hill
??? Straight down the red centre to visit Alice Springs via the Stuart Highway, past the Oodnadatta track, Coober Pedy, Port Augusta and Adelaide. Then it is relatively short drive along the Barrier Highway to visit Broken Hill.. and / or. with the same alternatives as the Adelaide tours....






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