If you're seeking a genuine test of your 4WD's capability, Track 22 near Bromelton delivers an uncompromising challenge that separates serious off-road enthusiasts from casual drivers. This short but brutally steep route packs maximum intensity into just 0.6 kilometres, featuring a relentless 89% grade that will demand precision, courage, and a well-maintained vehicle with serious traction.
You'll encounter dramatic elevation changes that require expert vehicle handling and nerves of steel. The terrain is raw and unforgiving—this isn't a scenic leisurely drive but rather a technical gauntlet where concentration and skill are paramount. The steep grades mean you'll need excellent braking control on descent and impressive climbing power on ascent, making this a proving ground for both driver and machine. Loose surfaces, potential washouts, and the sheer gradient create a dynamic environment where conditions can shift quickly.
Before attempting Track 22, ensure your 4WD is in peak mechanical condition with quality tyres, responsive brakes, and reliable diff locks. Recovery gear is essential—this trail has no recorded completions, so you need to be self-sufficient. Scout the conditions beforehand if possible, and consider attempting it with experienced off-roaders. Track this adventure using the Newtracs app to log your experience and contribute data about this formidable route. This isn't a trail for everyone, but for those seeking authentic 4WD challenge, Track 22 offers an experience that will test everything you and your vehicle can deliver.
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0.6 km
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