Flinders Ranges Maps

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Below are links to road maps for the Flinders Ranges.

Remember though that you may need to consult a local or Transport SA about current road conditions.

Generally the Southern Flinders Ranges is well served with a sealed road network and high quality dirt roads. The further north you go bitumen becomes restricted to a couple of main north-south arterial roads.

Pay heed to road closures and local recommendations. Road conditions may change in a short time when it rains, but that’s part of the adventure.

When you get into unfamiliar and more remote areas maybe you’ll want to take a topographical map and compass and/or a GPS. Take plenty of water and take it easy.

The two Flinders Ranges maps show the Heysen Trail marked in green, and are supplied courtesy of the RAASA.

~ As Lloyd Hetzel once said whilst belting me in the shoulder: “SLOW DOWN, SLOW DOWN!

When God made time he made plenty of it! …. So just relax and take your time”.

• Northern Flinders Ranges (1.4MB pdf)

  This map covers from about Quorn and Carrieton in the south to Lyndhurst in the north.

• Southern Flinders Ranges (1.5MB pdf)

  This map covers the area from Burra and Crystal Brook up to Quorn and Carrieton.

• South Australian Outback (1.2MB pdf)

  This map shows the whole north of the state and gives a good overview of where the Flinders Ranges lies.

4WD Tracks and UHF Repeaters

The Flinders Ranges and Outback is a must for any 4WD enthusiast.

The Flinders Ranges is one of Australia’s most scenic and wonderfully diverse regions. Its peaceful and awe-inspiring landscape of rugged mountain ranges, river red gum lined gorges and ever changing colours both humble and inspire. Wildlife is abundant here, with kangaroos, lizards, emus and wedge-tailed eagles are common sights.

The Outback has some of the greatest desert 4WD destinations in the world. The tracks here are your path to exploring permanent waterholes, historic sites and vast salt lakes. Follow the trails blazed by explorers stockmen and Afghan camel drivers, the Overland Telegraph and the original Ghan railway.

Download a copy of the 4WD Tracks and Repeater Towers of the Flinders Ranges and Outback South Australia to discover the many station properties that have opened up self drive tracks, tag-along routes, bush camping and accommodation to create a wide range of off road experience previously unavailable to recreational four wheel drivers. Public Access Routes (PARs) are also marked on the map for use by Outback travellers. Each PAR is signposted and they often cross working pastoral properties.

Download >>4WD Tracks and Repeaters Brochure

If you would like a copy of the 4WD Tracks & Repeater Tower brochure contact us on 1300 748 374 or email: admin@flindersranges.com.au

Southern Flinders Ranges – Region 4 map book.

CFS Map Book index pIf you are a bushwalker, cyclist or four wheel driver and want the detail that 1:100 000 topographical maps can give, one option is this, the Southern Flinders Ranges – Region 4 map book.Available from most councils in the region that it covers, you can buy through us.

Drop us a line admin@flindersranges.com.au

$55 plus postage not cheap but much more convenient than full sheets and heck, some people prefer a real map over a GPS/electronic one.

PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing, which is avaliable as a free download.