Cpt 11/13 Trail is a 3.9 km Medium 4WD trail in Jolly Nose, New South Wales, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 2%. Average drive time is 15 minutes.
You'll discover why Cpt 11/13 has become a favourite among 4WD enthusiasts seeking a rewarding medium-difficulty experience near Jolly Nose. This 3.9 km route offers the perfect balance of accessibility and challenge, allowing you to build confidence on varied terrain without requiring extensive technical skills. The gentle 2% grade means you can focus on enjoying the landscape rather than wrestling with extreme angles, making it an ideal choice for intermediate drivers or those introducing passengers to off-road adventures.
The trail takes you through diverse NSW backcountry scenery, with the driving experience blending smooth sections with enough terrain variation to keep things interesting. You'll encounter conditions that test your vehicle handling without demanding heavy modification, and the relatively quick 15-minute completion time makes this perfect for fitting into a full day of exploring. The proven track record of six vehicles successfully navigating this route confirms it's achievable for standard 4WD setups.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good working order and carry standard recovery equipment—even medium-difficulty trails benefit from preparation. Check current conditions through the Newtracs app's trail updates before departure. The accessible length and moderate difficulty make Cpt 11/13 excellent for building practical off-road experience while enjoying quality time exploring NSW's hidden terrain.
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3.9 km
Distance
15 min
Avg Time
16 km/h
Avg Speed
2%
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10 km/h SSW
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