Little Bald Hill Trail is a 6.7 km Medium 4WD trail in Paling Yards, New South Wales, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 9%, includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 27.96 minutes.
Little Bald Hill Trail delivers an exciting mid-range challenge for 4WD drivers seeking a mix of river crossings and challenging grades near Paling Yards. You'll navigate a compact 6.7 km route that packs genuine adventure into less than half an hour, making it perfect for a focused off-road session without committing to a full day's expedition.
The terrain demands respect as you tackle a steep 9% grade that tests your vehicle's climbing ability and descent control. You'll encounter multiple river crossings that vary depending on seasonal conditions, so check local weather and water levels before heading out. The landscape transitions between rugged bushland and open sections, rewarding your efforts with diverse scenery throughout the drive. With 32 vehicles having successfully completed this trail, you'll benefit from a well-established route, though you should still carry recovery gear and ensure your 4WD is in solid mechanical condition.
Come prepared with proper tire pressure settings for mixed terrain, spare water, and a charged recovery kit. The combination of water crossings and steep grades means this trail isn't for beginners, but experienced drivers will find it genuinely engaging. You'll emerge from Little Bald Hill feeling you've accomplished something real without the commitment of longer expeditions—perfect for honing your off-road skills or testing vehicle modifications.
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6.7 km
Distance
28 min
Avg Time
19 km/h
Avg Speed
9%
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