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Birdsville Track & Big Red Bash


We are thinking of going to the Big Red Bash and wondered what the Birdsville track was like and also what the Bash was like and is it worth it?



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we farm sat for a family who went last year and said it was fantastic and well organised. They towed a camper trailer from Alice springs to Birdsville via the Plenty to Boulia, then Bedouri to Birdsville then home to Glenmorgan via Windorah - suspect they will be going again this year

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Thanks for the info

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Ger08 wrote:

Thanks for the info


tickets sell out really fast and need to be purchased well ahead of time 



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We went in 2016 and it was fabulous

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The Birdsville Track is more like a Hi-way, the last time we travelled it with van (BT 19')sat on around 80ks
Just drive to conditions watch the flood ways and you shouldn't have a problem.
Tyre pressure 25psi all round. Road Trains run up and down it carrying cattle all the time.


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