Cambells Road is a 3.0 km Medium 4WD trail in Kenilworth, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 9%. Average drive time is 18.3 minutes.
You'll discover a rewarding medium-difficulty challenge on Cambells Road, where Queensland's rugged terrain near Kenilworth delivers an authentic 4WD experience without overwhelming technical demands. This 3-kilometre route tests your vehicle's capabilities with a consistent 9% grade that keeps you engaged throughout the drive, taking around 18 minutes to complete if conditions are favourable. The landscape here showcases the region's natural character—dense vegetation flanks the track while elevation changes offer varied scenery as you progress.
The driving experience balances accessibility with genuine adventure. You'll encounter sections requiring steady throttle control on the grade, particularly after rainfall when surface conditions can become unpredictable. Tree roots and loose stone are common features, so maintaining tyre pressure appropriate for off-road conditions is essential. The route's popularity among 4WD enthusiasts—41 vehicles have already tackled it—speaks to its appeal as a solid training ground for intermediate drivers looking to build confidence.
Come prepared with basic recovery equipment and ensure your vehicle is in good mechanical condition before attempting this trail. Check weather forecasts, as moisture transforms the track dramatically. Using the Newtracs app to review this trail's conditions reported by other drivers will help you time your visit perfectly and anticipate what to expect on the day.
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3.0 km
Distance
18 min
Avg Time
10 km/h
Avg Speed
9%
Steep Grade
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