Touring Routes
Australian Touring Routes & Destinations
Over the years, as a professional photographer, I have seen most of Australia, but the Murray-Darling Basin has been the region that I connect the most, and is the area of Australia that I have toured extensively and promoted photographically and via editorial content for many of Australia's leading lifestyle magazine.
My passion has always was been travel, adventure and photography; the name Red Dust and SnowTM sums up my passion... from the red dirt of Outback Australia, along the watercourses and up to the high country to the rugged ranges that hold the snow in winter and release the lifeblood of the land in spring.
Throughout my travels, I have retraced many established and well-known touring routes as well as created a few that I thought should be explored. The following are the touring routes I am most passionate about and would like to share to enable others to experience the adventure.
"An experience is only real when it is shared"
I hope you enjoy it!
My Favourite Experiences
Cooper Creek

Steeped in folklore and Australia's rich explorer's history, Cooper Creek is one of those must-see o...
Lawn Hill Gorge

Lawn Hill National Park in Queensland's outback is a garden paradise you wouldn't mind looking after...
The Dowling Track

Travel in the footsteps of Vincent James Dowling and other early pioneers who over 100 years ago d...
Timber Cutters' Run

Welcome to the Timber Cutter's Runtm, a unique touring route along ancient waterways and through eth...
Drive to Cameron Corner

With Broken Hill as a base, some awesome touring adventures radiate from, and return to, the Silver ...
Drive to Broken Hill

Driving to Broken Hill from any of the major east coast capitals can be thought of a long drive (Ade...
Touring Maps & Guides

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Driving Outback Australia
Safe Outback Travel
Before heading out to the outback, for the safety of you and fellow travellers (and as a courtesy to those living in the outback), please to the Safe Outback Travel for tips and hints to get the most out of your next adventure.