From White Cliffs to Packsaddle

The road is badly corrugated and blown out. It has not been graded for at least 2 years due to lack of water. My husband took 4 hours to go 110 km in a truck yesterday. Would not recommend for soft readers.

10 years ago I covered that road in a Subaru Outback with no difficulty at all. Drive to conditions. Enjoy.

I did it from above Packsaddle to White Cliffs about 8 years ago.
The road was closed by rain from Packsaddle south , but the road to White Cliffs was still open.
Weeeeell, it was interesting in my Range Rover on BFGATs towing my camper trailer.
It rained hard. the road became a slippery dip with all dips filled with water. I had to line up the cattle grates and plant it to keep the camper in line, and by the time I got to White Cliffs I had almost 2 feet of mud on the front of the trailer and the wheel arches of the car filled with mud. There were also no hills until near White Cliffs where you could pull off the road and camp.
I met a cattle truck near White Cliffs at the first hill who was returning to Packsaddle station and I stopped and told him no way. He ignored me and last I heard there was a grader going from White Cliffs to pull him out of a side drain.

So if it looks like rain forget it for soft roaders.

But it also was beautiful. The grates near Packsaddle have bits of bitumen each side and every type of wildlife you could imagine were on the road for a drink. Foxes, roos, wedgies,dingos and the most were Apostle Birds who would not move. I had to stop on several occasions and move slowly through them.
A memorable experience which will probably not be repeated for me.
Regards Philip A