the most isolated roadhouse in Australia. There are no resupply stops on the journey between Ilkurlka and Coober Pedy. Places of interest Neale Junction, where the Anne Beadell Highway intersects with the Connie Sue Highway, another outback track constructed by Len Beadell, is west of Ilkurlka. The track passes through the former British atomic test site of Emu Field, rabbit and dog fences, restricted nature conservation areas, and Aboriginal lands, all of which require permits to pass through. Of interest is the wreck of a light aircraft near the track in Western Australia. The road passes through Mamungari Conservation Park in South Australia, which is one of Australia's fourteen World Biosphere Reserves and the Tallaringa Conservation Park. Conditions Because the track is remote and not signposted, satellite navigation is advisable. high frequency radio or satellite telephone are recommended. In good conditions, it may take five days to complete the journey. Hazards such as flat tyres, breakdowns, and occasional flash floods must be taken into account. Major intersections See also Gunbarrel Road Construction Party Highways in Australia List of highways in South Australia List of highways in Western Australia References External links Anne Beadell Trek on ExplorOz Australia's Biosphere Reserves Tracks in remote areas of Western Australia Goldfields-Esperance Far North (South Australia) Roads built by Len Beadell Great Victoria Desert