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Destination Red Centre E-book

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An Insider’s Guide to Australia’s Red Centre (e-book)

Destination Red Centre is by the same authors as Grampians Walks. With 20 years of experience guiding trips in the Red Centre, Monica knows this region like the back of her hand.

This e-book takes you to the well-known places like Alice Springs, Uluru and Kings Canyon as well as off-the-beaten track destination. It isn’t just a selection of the usual mainstream tourist places that everybody visits. It includes a whole lot of places that you’d be unlikely to find on your own, including our own favourites. If there is a track worth driving, a hike worth doing, a waterhole or bush campsite worth stopping at, then it’s covered.

There is comprehensive information about how to visit Aboriginal communities, what to expect, how to behave and how to obtain the permits required.

No matter if you have two weeks or two months, no matter if you have a 2WD vehicle and no off-road experience, or if you’ve been a member of your 4WD club for decades, Destination Red Centre shows you how to get the very most out of your trip.

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Description

Destination Red Centre is an e-book. It contains descriptions of 7 loop drives, as well as ways you can mix and match them. The loops are:

  1. Stuart Highway North (heading north from the SA border to Alice Springs)
  2. Stuart Highway South (from Alice Springs to Threeways)
  3. Red Centre Way (West MacDonnells, Kings Canyon, Uluru and Kata Tjuta)
  4. West MacDonnell Ranges Loop (to Glen Helen then Hermannsburg, Palm Valley and Owen Springs)
  5. Binns Track North (north of Alice Springs to the Stuart Hwy near Tennant Creek)
  6. Old Ghan & Binns Track Loop (Old Ghan Railway to Dalhousie Springs then Binns Track to Alice Springs)
  7. Western Outback Loop (Gary Junction Rd, Sandy Blight Junction Rd, Great Central Rd, Tjukururu Rd, Giles Mulga Park Rd)

There is detailed information on the following:

  • Which parts are suitable for your vehicle and your driving experience
  • How much time you’ll need for each loop
  • How to obtain permits to cross Aboriginal lands
  • How to get the most out of visiting Aboriginal communities and where to buy the best art
  • Links to check weather and road conditions
  • Advice on communications equipment to carry
  • Detailed descriptions of all tracks and river crossings
  • Information on all of the walks along the way
  • Distances between fuel stops and longest distance without fuel on any given route.
  • Comprehensive accommodation, restaurant and tour listings with web links.
  • Free campsite across all of the Red Centre
  • Lots of information on history, geology, flora and fauna

If you’re not 100% sure that this type of e-book is for you, download our free Destination Red Centre Pocket Guide now.

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