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A huge country with big distances between cities, lots of rails and trains, no bulls, little security... sound like hobo heaven? It is! Well, almost. There's little information to be found about times, destinations and yards, so several hours will have to be spent scouting out the system and your nearest rail network. Different gauges are used for different states, which means certain trains can only operate within their state. Pacific National runs through most of the country, with routes to and from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. QLD RAIL covers Queensland and for hopping out of Brisbane, the Southbound yard can be found at Acacia Ridge, while for Northbound trains Bowen Hills is your best bet. Tasmania has its own rail network, going from Hobart up through the middle of the island. Note there is no rail service to Tasmania!
== External Links ==* [http://squattheplanet.com/ squattheplanet.com]* [http://www.digihitch.com/trains.html www.digihitch.com/trains.html]* [http://thespoon.com/trainhop/train1b.html thespoon.com/trainhop/train1b.html]* [http://www.ibrr.org/forum/ International Brotherhood of Rail Riders] ::''This article is partly based on work from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freighthopping Wikipedia].'' [[Category:Trains]][[de:Güterbahn]]Wow! Great tihkning! JK
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