Six days crossing one of the most remote and rugged national parks in the country, north to south from Bullita down to the Buntine Highway. Here's how the traverse went, track by track, and what you'll want sorted before you tackle Gregory yourself.

Most people run the sealed road between Halls Creek and Kununurra. We took the long way instead, chasing drop pins down every side track we could find. Here's how six days of it played out.

Half the people we met told us Kakadu was worth a week, the other half called it Kakadont and told us to keep driving. We gave it five nights, four campgrounds and a long run south from the East Alligator River to Gunlom. Here is how it played out, and what we would do differently.

We spent four nights inside the Bungle Bungles with one goal: to see as much of it as we could on foot. Here is how the gorges, the domes and one very early sunrise played out.

El Questro splits opinion: a Kimberley icon, or an overpriced tourist trap? We gave it three full days of gorges, hikes and sunsets to find out.

We worked our way south from Kununurra through a string of swimming holes, talked our way into a hidden waterfall behind a locked gate, and spent a humbling morning on country with a Gija traditional owner at Violet Valley.