Geosurveys
Hill is a rare
rock covered
hill in the very remote
Simpson Desert and was first discovered by Reg Sprigg. While making the first South - North motorised crossing of the
Simpson Desert in September 1964, Reg and his family Climbed to the top of this
hill and erected a stone cairn, that is still there today. Reg named the
hill "Geosurveys Hill" in honour of his company, Geosurveys Australia, as a tribute to his company's pioneering work in th
Simpson Desert. This very isolated location in the very remote
Simpson Desert only sees on average 1 group of very keen and dedicated four wheel drivers per year.