Edward Road

Edward Road offers a unique opportunity to explore a rarely-driven route near Pinkerton Plains in South Australia's outback. While this short 0.2 km stretch may seem modest in length, it provides an intriguing detour for 4WD adventurers seeking to tick off remote South Australian tracks. The minimal grade means you won't face steep climbs, making it accessible to a wide range of vehicles and skill levels.

The terrain here showcases the characteristic landscape of South Australia's inland regions, with open country and authentic outback atmosphere. You'll appreciate the chance to venture off the main routes and discover lesser-known access roads that reveal the quieter corners of the region. The flat nature of this route means you can focus on enjoying the surroundings rather than navigating technical obstacles.

Since no one has officially logged this trail on Newtracs yet, you have the opportunity to be among the first to document your experience. Bring supplies appropriate for remote driving—water, fuel, and communication devices are essential in outback regions. Check local conditions before heading out, as seasonal weather can affect accessibility. This is ideal for completionists seeking to explore every possible 4WD route in the Pinkerton Plains area, or as a quick detour while exploring nearby trails.