The Flinders Ranges are a premier destination for adventure motorcycle riders, offering a mix of challenging dirt tracks, sweeping desert vistas, and fascinating geological features. Riding through this rugged region, you’ll encounter roads that vary from smooth gravel to rocky, winding tracks that test your off-road skills.

Key areas, like the Brachina Gorge and Parachilna Gorge, are must-rides, with narrow, twisting paths that navigate through ancient rock formations, riverbeds, and vibrant landscapes shaped by millions of years of erosion.

One highlight for riders is the Gammon Ranges, an area further north in the range that features rocky outcrops, steep climbs, and expansive views over the desert plains. Roads here, like the Arkaroola Road leading to the renowned Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary, are a mix of loose gravel and packed dirt, taking you through wild and isolated terrain. These roads reward riders with breathtaking views of the Flinders’ Great Wall of China, a series of ridge lines and formations resembling an ancient wall stretching across the desert—a visually stunning backdrop to any ride.