The Great Desert Tracks & Nullarbor region is where adventure riding becomes true expedition. From the opal town of Coober Pedy, riders can push in any direction and find themselves on iconic routes that demand respect: the Oodnadatta Track, the Birdsville Track, the Strzelecki Track, or further west, the legendary Simpson Desert crossing.

Each route offers its own flavour — from the gibber plains and pink salt lakes of the Oodnadatta to the endless dunes of the Simpson. Services are sparse, roadhouses double as lifelines, and preparation is everything. This is where your fuel range, spares, and planning matter as much as your throttle hand.

Swing further south and the open horizon of the Nullarbor Plain stretches out, a place where the road runs arrow-straight for hundreds of kilometres between roadhouses perched on the edge of towering sea cliffs. Here the sense of scale is overwhelming, and the ride itself becomes part of the legend.

For riders, this region isn’t about quick loops or casual weekends — it’s about committing to long distances, embracing isolation, and ticking off the tracks that define Australia’s outback spirit. Few places make you feel as small, or as alive in the saddle, as the Great Desert Tracks & Nullarbor.