Gibb River Road Archives - Australia by Red Nomad OZ

Tunnel Creek Crossing, Western Australia

TOP 10 All-Australian Adventure Hot Spots for World Toilet Day!

November 20, 2019 Red Nomad OZ Bruny Island, Crocodile, Cruise, Flinders Ranges, Gibb River Road, Head of Bight, Loos with Views, Lord Howe Island, Mt Hotham, Mt Kosciuszko, Quobba, Quobba Blowholes, Richmond, Scenic Public Toilets, Sliding Rock, Timber Creek, TOP Ten, Tunnel Creek National Park, Wilkawillina Gorge, World Toilet Day

World Toilet Day was November 19, and I forgot. Bummer! Forgetting the biggest event on the loo lover’s calendar is a dunny detective’s disaster! A toilet tragic’s tragedy!! A convenience chaser’s catastrophe!!! BUT … … then I think about the 4.2 billion people without safely managed sanitation facilities and the 673 million people worldwide who practice open defecation. The 2[…]

Windorah Landscape, Outback Queensland, Australia

Red’s TOP 10 Accessible Outback Experiences

March 2, 2015 Red Nomad OZ Arkaroola, Australian Round Up, Bedourie, Gibb River Road, HOT Touring Tips, Kalgoorlie, Marlgu Billabong, Nullarbor, Ormiston Gorge, Outback, Quilpie, Things to do, Travel, White Cliffs, Windorah

If you’ve ever decided against touring the Aussie Outback because you don’t have a 4WD, today is your lucky day. You CAN visit the Australian Outback in a standard, non-4WD car! Just follow these simple rules: Choose destinations that don’t require an especially equipped vehicle – there are more than you think! Know your vehicle’s limitations – consider fuel economy,[…]

7 Random Kimberley Adventures

November 23, 2014 Red Nomad OZ Derby, Geikie Gorge, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Kununurra, Lake Argyle, Marlgu Billabong, Random Adventures, Things to do, Travel, Western Australia, Willie Creek

By Northern Hemisphere standards, winter in many areas of Australia isn’t particularly cold. But that doesn’t stop a mass exodus from the ‘cold’ south during the Aussie winter (officially June/July/August), to the north where it’s actually hot! But it’s not just the average daily maximum of around 30 °C that makes the Kimberley region stretching across the north of Western[…]