Redbank Gully is a 15.8 km Medium 4WD trail in Buaraba South, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 1%. Average drive time is 56.61 minutes.
Redbank Gully delivers a satisfying medium-difficulty 4WD experience that strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and adventure. You'll navigate 15.8 kilometres of diverse terrain near Buaraba South, completing the route in around 57 minutes—ideal for those seeking a quick but rewarding off-road outing. The trail's gentle 1% grade means you won't encounter extreme steep sections, making it suitable for a range of vehicle types and driver experience levels.
As you progress through the gully, you'll experience a mix of rocky creek crossings and well-defined track sections that wind through scenic bushland. The terrain keeps you engaged without being punishing, with enough variety to maintain interest throughout your drive. Weather conditions are your primary consideration here—recent rain can transform creek sections into genuine obstacles, so check local conditions before heading out. Ensure your vehicle has adequate ground clearance and recovery equipment, particularly winching capability if tackling the trail after wet weather.
With nearly 60 vehicles having successfully completed Redbank Gully, you're following a well-established path through Queensland's backcountry. The trail represents quintessential South-East Queensland 4WDing, combining bushland scenery with manageable technical challenges. Track the route using the Newtracs app to stay oriented and monitor your progress as you explore this rewarding regional gem.
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16 km
Distance
57 min
Avg Time
19 km/h
Avg Speed
1%
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