Corduroy Track

You'll discover what makes the Corduroy Track a unique addition to the Cohuna region's 4WD offerings—a short but characterful trail that showcases the distinctive ruts and ridges formed by years of agricultural activity. Despite its modest 0.8 km length, this track offers genuine insight into how working landscapes have shaped driving routes across inland NSW. The terrain's corrugated surface gives the trail its name, creating an unmistakable driving experience that's both accessible and memorable for drivers of all experience levels.

The drive itself is refreshingly straightforward, with zero steep grades making it ideal for those new to off-roading or anyone seeking a low-stress introduction to 4WD exploration. You'll encounter flat, open country typical of the Cohuna district, with the corduroy pattern of the track providing the main point of interest. The landscape is quintessentially rural NSW—working farmland that's been reshaped by vehicle passage into these distinctive parallel ridges.

While the Corduroy Track presents minimal technical challenges, you should ensure your vehicle is road-legal and in good working order before heading out. The exposed nature of the terrain means you'll want to check local conditions, particularly after heavy rain when the corrugated surface can become slippery. The track's brevity makes it perfect as a quick exploration stop between other regional activities, easily completed in around three minutes of driving time.