Tributes for Dylan Stuart, 29, whose body was found in the Far North

The girlfriend of Dylan Stuart, who died after his bike broke down in the state’s Far North, wrote a touching social media post about their lives together just days before his death.

The girlfriend of a man found dead in the state’s Far North wrote a touching social media post about her partner just days before his untimely death.

Dylan Stuart and Danika Thomson became bogged in their 4WD near Junction Dam on the Stuart Creek Station – 90km north of their home town in Roxby Downs – on Saturday.

Mr Stuart, 29, rode off on a motorbike to seek assistance while Ms Thomson, 24, remained in the car.

Supplied Editorial The body of Dylan Stuart was found about 100km north of Roxby Downs on Tuesday. Picture: Facebook

It is understood Mr Stuart’s motorbike later broke down, and his body was located by police on Tuesday afternoon near Gregory Creek, around 100km north of Roxby Downs.

Ms Thomson walked from the bogged vehicle after Mr Stuart had not returned for several hours, and was located by a police helicopter on Monday afternoon.

She was treated for dehydration in the local hospital.

Last Monday before the tragedy unfolded, Ms Thomson posted a photo to social media, with the caption “Love doing life with you,” followed by a love heart emoji.

Danika Thomson made a heartwarming post about her relationship with Dylan Stuart last week. Picture: Facebook

Dozens of people took to social media after news of Mr Stuart’s death circulated, including one woman who said her heart was breaking for Ms Thomson.

“I can only begin to imagine the pain you and Dylan’s family are going through,” she wrote.

“Neither of you deserved this ending to what was a beautiful love story that held so much promise for the future.

“You made beautiful memories together … may they surround you and help you get through the days to come.”

Supplied Editorial Dylan Stuart and Danika Thomson, of Roxby Downs. Dylan's body was found on Tuesday. Picture: Facebook

Concerned family members reported Mr Stuart and Ms Thomson as missing on Sunday after they had not heard from the couple.

Police launched a large scale search on Monday with police helicopters and the family of Mr Stuart before tragically finding his body the following day.

Another man wrote on Facebook the outcome was “devastating”.

“My thoughts, prayers and sincere condolences to Dylan’s family especially his parents, siblings, his partner and close friends,” the man said.

“RIP Dylan, it was a pleasure to meet you in Marree a couple of years ago.”

Mr Stuart’s football team, the East Roxby Roos, cancelled training on Tuesday after news of