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Arriving home and reflecting on our adventure, it has been a wonderful experience.  Whilst it has been very demanding it has been extremely rewarding.  In total we cross 12 deserts (see below), 2 more that what we had hoped but 2 less than what we had planned. We would thank

We have finally arrived back home on the Sunshine. I have a number of photos to upload over the next couple of days. All in all we crossed 12 deserts and unfortunately missed the Great Victorian and Moon Deserts due to road closures.

From Coober Pedy we headed North East to Oodnadatta in so as to transverse the Oodnadatta track and in doing so cross the Painted & Pedirka Deserts. Our plan from there was to cut across the Mount Dare and cross the Rig Line through the southern part of the Simpson Desert.

From Ceduna the trip dramatically improved as we were now able to tackle the Googs track just north of Ceduna.  Goog’s Track is a single track that traverses through Yumbarra Conservation Park and Yellabinna Regional Reserve. The trek covers in excess of 300 sand dunes across

The way home from Margaret River proved quite challenging, not due to the riding condition but due to what tracks and deserts were open due to rain. From Margaret River we hugged coastal roads until Esperance. The riding was extremely cold, wet and windy.  After a ride along the

After 10 days in Margaret River we have now moved onto our next stage ie – section 9- Margaret River to Israelite Bay to Cockelbiddy Roadhouse. During this 1700km section we will hug the southern coastline from Denmark through to Cockelbiddy. We rode down the Denmark

With the completion of the Canning Stock Route we have now crossed 9 deserts. The latest 3 deserts being the Great Sandy Desert, Little Sandy Desert and Gibson Desert.  The Canning Stock Route has definitely been the most challenging so far. From extremely rutted river/creek

After a mad dash from Wiluna we arrived safely at Margaret River on Sunday. What a contrast to Wiluna….and what a delightful place for some well-earned RnR. Despite the cool weather and intermittent rain we have enjoyed the time off the motorbikes. Monday was spent

We set out from Halls Creek 14 days ago to traverse the most remote – and perhaps most difficult 4 wheel drive tracks in Australia. And what an amazing trip it was through 2000 sand dunes, numerous salt pans and dry creek beds, over massive beds of ferocious rocks and much

We are in Kununurra and heading for the Canning Stock Route tomorrow. The riding in the Kimberleys has been a mixture rocky roads, water crossing, big corrugations, sand and dust.  The landscape is truly breathtaking, stunning mountain ranges, dramatic gorges, cascading