ExplorOz Traveller travel time

Not sure of the app time but the road is mostly bitumen with some decent gravel. Unless it's wet.
Around 2 hours would be plenty.
We camped 3 nights at Nuga Nuga about 6 weeks ago.
Birdlife everywhere and a kayak is a bonus for getting onto the lake.
Be warned though.
We camped at a great site out on the "island".
Someone had put in some time and has created a large flat area for a camper or van with an adjacent 2 foot high firepit made from the local rocks and surrounded by huge logs for seating.
But,,
After the sun went down,,
The families plural of MICE came out from under the logs.
The sound of little claws on the canvas for most of the night.
We did get some sleep.
Have fun.
Rod.

If it's out by that much check you're not using a cycling mode instead of driving or do you have the wrong waypoints and its routing a different way to what you expect? Happy to look at your nav plan...send a screen shot showing the nav panel and the map screen to me through the help Desk. Did you use a public or private place for the destination (end of carnarvon rd)...is it accurate position?

Interesting, I worked on an oil exploration crew in this area in 1979, the seismic lines criss crossed the whole area. One of our camps was at the intersection of Arcadia Valley South Rd and Mulcahy Rd. The area bordering the south of Lake Nuga Nuga was thick impenetratable (except to a D8 : ) ) brigalow regrowth. The roads were just normal gravel secondary roads. When i checked, EO Traveller showed the travel time on the 29.4 km section of the Arcadia Valley South Rd was 1:28, and the 6.1 km section of the road out from the campground showed 1:01 driving and just 10 min more by Shank's pony. So a bit odd. A small section of the gravel from the intersection of the Arcadia V S Rd to the tarmac on Mulcahy Rd gave a speed of ~30 kph so slightly better.