Ross River Resort recommends guests observe the following Outback Travel Tips:   Carry plenty of water for personal use and extra water in your car as a precaution. Take notice of signs at all times and take your rubbish with you if walking or travelling. Keep to walking trails. Carry sun protection - hat, sunglasses, sun lotion, blockout cream and a reliable insect repellent and carry a map of the area and or compass. Visiting any Aboriginal site should always be regarded as a privilege. Obey all signs and leave the area as you found it. Contact the Central Land Council on (08) 8951 6320 for more information. Always let someone know what your plans are, including where you are going, how you are getting there and when you expect to return. Take extra care when driving in the outback. Kangaroos, birds, reptiles as well as stock and camels can feed on roadsides and wander across roads. Wildlife activity increases at dawn and after dark so it is best to follow these 3 simple rules: Never drive at night Don't speed Be aware of fatigue. If your car breaks down NEVER leave your vehicle, as your chances of surviving the outback are slim. The best advice is to wait near your vehicle until help arrives. This advice also applies to travellers who are part of a group. NEVER leave the safety of your group. If you find yourself lost in the bush, find some shade and rest. Help will not be far away.