Buckleboo Stock Route

You'll discover a genuine piece of South Australian pastoral heritage on the Buckleboo Stock Route, a short but historically significant 4WD trail near the small settlement of Buckleboo. This route follows traditional stock-droving paths that once echoed with the sounds of cattle and sheep being moved across the inland plains, offering you a chance to experience the landscape much as early drovers did over a century ago.

The 3.9-kilometre route takes you through open bushland and pastoral country with relatively gentle terrain that won't challenge your vehicle's limits but rewards you with authentic outback character. You'll navigate through native vegetation and cross areas of mixed ground conditions typical of South Australia's Mid North region. The flat grades mean this trail is accessible for a range of 4WD vehicles, making it ideal for those wanting to explore working rural landscapes without extreme technical demands.

Before heading out, ensure you carry adequate water and supplies, as facilities are sparse in this remote area. Check local conditions beforehand, as seasonal weather can affect track quality. You should respect the working pastoral environment and stay on designated routes. With Newtracs, you can track your progress along this historic route and discover the stories of the stock routes that shaped South Australia's rural heritage.