The Corner Country is where New South Wales, Queensland, and South Australia meet, and for riders it’s the definition of remote outback adventure. The central town of Tibooburra is the last real outpost before the desert tracks open up, its stone buildings and pubs standing as a gateway to the emptiness beyond.

From here, the riding stretches out in every direction. To the north lies Cameron Corner, the iconic three-state marker reached by sandy and rocky tracks that shift with every season. To the west, riders push towards Innamincka and the Cooper Creek floodplains, where waterholes contrast against arid country. To the east and south, long runs of dirt lead back through packsaddle roadhouses and scattered cattle stations.

This is a region that tests both preparation and resilience. Fuel stops are few, distances deceptive, and conditions change quickly with rain or heat. But for those ready to take it on, Corner Country delivers that pure outback experience: endless horizons, the thrill of isolation, and the reward of riding to places where few ever venture.