Easter travel to the Flinders Ranges

Looking at my map Yunta / Waukaringa / Koonamore / Frome Downs / Balcanoona / Copley. I think this is the route you are talking about ? = 369klm.
I cant find Tooth Nob on my maps.

Regards Harry.

A lovely route - as usual drive to suit current coditions - also a tour bus route for Outback Tours. Waukaringa still is being worked for Gold - lots of history there too! Some very nice spots to camp along the way.
Cheers - Mobi

Thank you all for the replys, very encouraging information, looks like a good trip. Will check out current conditions just prior to Easter.
Regards Andrew

We travelled from Copley to Balcanoona last October with friends with Kimberley Camper Trailers, we all drove into Grindells Hut, some of which is rocky, but driving to the conditions, we went everywhere the Campers could. We came out via Lyndhurst.

Enjoy

Viv and John

We are heading to Blinman to start with, have not worked out or looked at the return route yet. Lets get in first then wonder on how to get out. No point in planning to far ahead, we are not in a hurry.

Hi Mobi Condi,
We travelled from Balcanoona to Moolawatana and intended to reach Mt. Freeling, via Mt. Fitton, but we were told at Moolawatana that the track had been closed for some time due to rain washing out the track. So we had to go to the Strezlecki Track near to Mt. Hopeless. The track was fine with some good camping spots, but it was quite a long way off our original planned route. We were glad to fill up at Lyndhurst. Mt. Freeling Station is not recommended for a stop over.

Happy travelling

Viv and John

Hello Andrew,

There's some black soil roads in vicinity of Lake Frome - 1/2 inch of rain, it would be impassable. There's a good camp about 5km north of Yunta, track on RH side- in about 300metres. Again, if it rains, get out quick!. We had to scamper out at 4 am....just made it! Yunta Police Station or the bar of the pub would be the best place to find out about road conditions.

Enjoy the trip................Rob