Katherine Gorge, Edith Falls, Bitter Springs and Mataranka are as well known as the Territory gets, and in July you share them. We spent four days finding out whether they are still worth it, and where the quiet is hiding.

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.

From South Australia’s Breakaways to the Northern Territory’s Chambers Pillar and Rainbow Valley, this outback journey delivers epic scenery, hidden tracks, and remote camps. Golden sunsets, historic telegraph lines, desert climbs, and off-the-beaten-path adventures make every kilometer worth it. Proper outback travel, flies and all!

A journey through Central Australia took in remote camps at Finke Gorge, the sandy Boggy Hole Track, and the unexpected beauty of Palm Valley’s ancient palms and clear waterholes. Rough outback roads led to King’s Canyon, where the rim walk and Garden of Eden impressed, before unforgettable moments at Uluru sunrise, a bike ride around its base, and a final sunset at Kata-Tjuta.

Six months. Two vehicles. One massive overland journey across the top of Australia. In 2026, we're setting off from Perth to Sydney, exploring the remote tracks, hidden camps, and lesser-known corners that most people never see. Follow along for honest blogs, comprehensive videos, and downloadable GPX files. No Instagram hotspots - just the untamed Australia we love.