Stokes Hut Trail is a 10.5 km Medium 4WD trail in Goobarragandra, New South Wales, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 28 minutes.
You'll discover why Stokes Hut Trail is a favourite among 4WD enthusiasts seeking a rewarding medium-difficulty adventure near Goobarragandra. This 10.5 km route delivers genuine river-crossing challenges that will test your vehicle's water-fording capabilities without overwhelming inexperienced drivers. The trail's moderate terrain and manageable grades make it ideal for building confidence in off-road driving skills while exploring pristine New South Wales backcountry.
As you navigate the trail, expect scenic countryside punctuated by multiple water crossings that demand careful line selection and steady vehicle control. The landscape transitions between open terrain and more challenging sections where water depths and current require your full attention. You should come prepared with recovery equipment and ensure your vehicle's water-proofing is in good condition before attempting these crossings. The completion time of around 28 minutes gives you ample opportunity to take your time, scout crossings, and enjoy the natural surroundings.
With only a handful of vehicles having tackled this trail, you'll experience a sense of discovery and solitude rare on popular routes. The absence of steep grades keeps the technical difficulty manageable, allowing you to focus on mastering river crossings and reading the terrain. Track your progress and unlock your adventure with the Newtracs app, ensuring you stay on route through this rewarding medium-level challenge.
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10 km
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28 min
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23 km/h
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