Sawmill Road is a 2.3 km 4WD trail in Possum Brush, New South Wales, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 9%.
You'll discover genuine outback character on Sawmill Road, where challenging gradients and remote terrain combine to test your 4WD skills near Possum Brush. This short but demanding 2.3 km route features a sustained 9% grade that keeps drivers engaged throughout the run, making it ideal for those seeking technical driving without committing to a full-day expedition. The relatively compact length means you can tackle it multiple times or combine it with neighbouring trails for a more extensive adventure.
The landscape around Sawmill Road reflects classic New South Wales bushland, with native vegetation and rugged topography that demands respect and preparation. Your vehicle will need solid traction and capable suspension to handle the steep sections comfortably, and you should ensure your tyres are in excellent condition before attempting this route. The narrow track winds through terrain that rewards smooth throttle control and steady lines.
Before heading out, carry recovery equipment and a communication device—this is genuinely remote country where mobile coverage may be unreliable. Check your vehicle's condition thoroughly, including brakes, as the grades work both uphill and downhill. You'll appreciate having detailed trail information accessible via the Newtracs app, which can help you navigate this unrated gem and log your experience. The lack of previous completion records shouldn't deter experienced drivers; instead, it offers the chance to be among the first to document this authentic 4WD challenge.
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