Finlays Trail is a 1.0 km Hard 4WD trail in Korora, New South Wales, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 41%, winch recovery may be required. Average drive time is 9 minutes.
If you're seeking a genuinely challenging 4WD experience that will test your vehicle's capabilities and your nerves, Finlays Trail near Korora delivers exactly that. This 1-kilometre beast packs serious terrain into a short distance, featuring a punishing 41% grade that demands respect and proper preparation. You'll need a winch equipped vehicle to safely navigate this trail—this isn't optional, it's essential for both ascent and descent.
The drive is intense but rewarding for experienced off-roaders. You'll encounter steep rocky sections that will have your vehicle working hard, with limited room for error on the narrow track. The landscape surrounding you is typical of the Korora region's rugged natural terrain, but your attention will be firmly fixed on the obstacle ahead rather than sightseeing. Expect the 9-minute completion time to feel considerably longer as you carefully manage throttle, traction, and steering through each challenging section.
Before attempting Finlays Trail, ensure your vehicle is in top mechanical condition with a functioning winch, quality recovery gear, and experienced spotters. This trail has seen only five successful attempts, which speaks volumes about its difficulty. With proper planning, the right vehicle, and realistic expectations about the hard work ahead, you'll join those who've conquered one of the region's most demanding 4WD challenges.
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1.0 km
Distance
9 min
Avg Time
7 km/h
Avg Speed
41%
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