Mill Log Track is a 1.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Picola, New South Wales, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 5 minutes.
The Mill Log Track offers 4WD enthusiasts a refreshing change of pace—a short, accessible trail that packs genuine water-crossing excitement into just 1.4 km of driving. Near Picola in New South Wales, you'll encounter multiple river crossings that provide the thrill of water driving without the commitment of a full-day expedition. This makes it perfect for those wanting to test their vehicle's water-fording capabilities or for experienced drivers looking for a quick, satisfying adventure between longer trails.
The terrain is straightforward and forgiving, with no steep grades to challenge you, allowing you to focus entirely on the river crossings themselves. You'll navigate through pleasant countryside scenery as you progress along the track, with the river crossings serving as the highlight of your drive. The 5-minute completion time means you can tackle this trail multiple times in a single outing, experimenting with different lines through the water or simply enjoying the experience repeatedly.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is properly prepared for water crossings—check your snorkel, differential breathers, and undercarriage sealing. While the trail is rated Medium difficulty and has proven accessible to the four vehicles that have successfully driven it, water conditions can vary seasonally, so check local conditions beforehand. The Newtracs app can help you track your progress and connect with other drivers who've completed this enjoyable track.
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1.4 km
Distance
5 min
Avg Time
21 km/h
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