The Oodnadatta-Track is a popular alternative to the Stuart Highway. Between Marree and Oodnadatta the track goes along the old Ghan Railway and so there're many ruins of old Railway Sidings and Bores to see. William Creek and the famous William Creek Hotel and Oodnadatta with the Pink Roadhouse are worth to see.
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Total length |
625 |
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Longest distances no PD |
Marree to William
Creek: 209 km |
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Degree of difficulty |
Easy. All the way is Gravel Road |
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General Stores: |
Marree, Oodnadatta, Marla |
| Time | 2-3 days |
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Maps |
Westprint-Heritage Map: Oodnadatta-Track |
| Camping Spots | Coward Springs, Algebuckina Waterhole. Camping is also possible at Marree, William Creek, Oodnadatta and Marla |
Below, you will find pictures of some attractions on the Oodnadatta-Track to give you an idea, what to see. There's much more to see indeed. I recommend the West-Print Heritage Map of the Oodnadatta-Track, where all the attractions are described.
 The
Oodnadattta Track, east of Marla |
 The
Oodnadatta Track, heading south from William Creek
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 Coward
Springs
Today this railway siding is a popular camping spot. Have a look at the old cottages or have a bath in the natural spa, like I did. |
 Mound
SpringsFormed from an accumulation of dissolved salt deposits, these mounds (Blanche Cup and the Bubbler) are some of the most remarkable attractions along the Oodnadatta Track. Today the Area of Mound Springs is a Conservations Park, which can be reached on a short track. |
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 CurdimurkaCurdimurka is another railway siding on the Oodnadatta Track. Its famous for the Curdimurka Outback Ball, which takes place here every second year. |
