Learmonts Road is a 0.8 km 4WD trail in Cushnie, Queensland, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing.
Experience the raw appeal of Queensland's backcountry with Learmonts Road near Cushnie, a short but engaging 4WD challenge that packs water-crossing excitement into less than a kilometre of driving. This unrated trail offers the perfect opportunity to test your vehicle's water-fording capabilities in a relatively compact setting, making it ideal for both experienced off-roaders looking to sharpen their skills and adventurous drivers seeking authentic outback experiences.
You'll encounter river crossings that demand respect and proper preparation—water depths can vary seasonally, so check local conditions before heading out. Approach each crossing with caution, ensuring your vehicle's snorkel is functioning properly and your recovery gear is accessible. The terrain itself isn't technically demanding with no steep grades to navigate, allowing you to focus on line selection and water crossing techniques rather than wrestling with extreme angles.
The surrounding landscape near Cushnie offers genuine Queensland outback character, with the river providing a natural and visually interesting feature throughout your drive. While completion time varies depending on water conditions and your crossing approach, you should allocate adequate time for reconnaissance and careful vehicle placement. Track your experience on the Newtracs app and share your insights—your data helps build the community's understanding of seasonal conditions on this intriguing short trail.
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19 km/h SE
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