Hill Sixty Road

Hill Sixty Road offers 4WD enthusiasts a chance to explore a piece of rural New South Wales history near Ooma. This short but intriguing 0.8 km route takes you through countryside that rewards curiosity, with scenic vistas across the surrounding landscape that make the drive worthwhile despite its brief length. You'll navigate gentle terrain that allows you to focus on the experience rather than technical challenges, making this an ideal addition to a broader touring route through the region.

The drive itself is straightforward, with no steep grades to negotiate, so you can concentrate on soaking in the local environment and understanding the area's character. You'll pass through typical NSW rural terrain with open views that showcase why this corner of the country appeals to off-road explorers. The 0% grade means your vehicle won't face demanding conditions, making this accessible to a wide range of 4WD capabilities.

Before heading out, ensure you're properly equipped for rural New South Wales conditions—carry water, check your fuel, and let someone know your intended route. The trail's short duration makes it perfect as a detour during a longer adventure, and using the Newtracs app to track your journey will help you navigate with confidence. While this route remains unrated and uncharted by previous Newtracs users, it represents exactly the kind of exploratory driving that makes off-roading rewarding.