Tagged: remote touring
8 articles we've published with this tag.
- Camp kitchen water: the litres-per-day maths I actually useMost tourers guess their water needs and run short. Here's the litres-per-person, per-day maths I use for camp kitchen and drinking water on remote trips.By Marto Kelleher
- Travelling solo with a dog: the free camp habits that keep both of you safeSolo touring with a dog changes your camp choices, your water sums and your risk tolerance. Here's what actually keeps you both safe out bush.By Bec Harmon
- DC-DC chargers explained: why your alternator alone won't cut it anymoreModern alternators and lithium batteries don't play nice without a DC-DC charger. Here's what one actually does, how to size it, and where it goes wrong.By Bec Harmon
- Wheel bearing grease and hub temps: the outback check most people skipA hand on the hub after every fuel stop tells you more than any warranty book. Here's how I check bearing grease and hub heat on remote corrugated roads.By Bec Harmon
- Choosing a free camp when you're travelling soloA Troopy-and-camper solo traveller's method for picking safe, legal free camps — timing, ground, solar, signal and reading the room.By Bec Harmon
- The Kimberley's back roads: beyond the Gibb River RoadThe Gibb gets all the attention, but the Kimberley's lesser-known tracks are where the real country opens up. Here's what's worth your time — and your tyres.By Dan "Dusty" Whitlock
- Must-See Off-Road Destinations for Serious TourersMust-see off-road destinations for serious tourers, from the Tip of Cape York to Mitchell Falls and the Canning, with what breaks on each.By Dan "Dusty" Whitlock
- Five Challenging Off-Road Drives Every Tourer Should TackleFive challenging off-road drives that test any tourer, from the Simpson Desert to the Gibb River Road, plus how to prep your rig to survive them.By Dan "Dusty" Whitlock