Billabong Track is a 1.6 km Medium 4WD trail in Deniliquin, New South Wales, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 7 minutes.
You'll find the Billabong Track near Deniliquin a refreshing change of pace from typical inland NSW routes—this medium-difficulty trail delivers genuine water-crossing excitement in a compact package. The 1.6 km journey winds through semi-arid landscape characteristic of the region, with river crossings that demand respect despite the trail's moderate rating. You'll navigate water features that test your vehicle's approach angles and your own nerve, making this a solid confidence-builder for those progressing beyond easy tracks.
The terrain here stays relatively forgiving with no steep grades to challenge you, but don't let that fool you into complacency. Water depth and substrate conditions vary seasonally, so you should check recent conditions before heading out. The short 7-minute completion time means you could run this trail multiple times to refine your crossing technique or simply enjoy the quick thrill. With only two vehicles recorded on the Newtracs app, you'll likely experience genuine solitude out here—a rare luxury on accessible trails.
Bring water and basic recovery gear, and scout the crossings from your vehicle first if you're unfamiliar with the area. The minimal distance makes this perfect for combining with nearby routes or as an afternoon mission when time is tight. Whether you're building skills or seeking a genuine water-crossing experience without excessive commitment, Billabong Track delivers authentic outback driving.
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1.6 km
Distance
7 min
Avg Time
14 km/h
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