Soldier Settlers' Trail

You'll discover a piece of Queensland's pioneering heritage on the Soldier Settlers' Trail near Beerburrum, where history and off-road exploration intersect. This short but significant route takes you through landscape steeped in post-WWI settlement history, offering 4WD enthusiasts a chance to connect with the region's past while enjoying accessible driving. The gentle terrain makes this an ideal trail for those introducing themselves to off-road adventures or anyone seeking a relaxed drive with historical context.

The 0.5 km route winds through countryside that shaped the lives of returned soldiers who were granted farmland in this area during the 1920s. You'll traverse stable ground with no steep grades, making vehicle handling straightforward and suitable for various four-wheel drive experiences. The scenic surroundings provide excellent opportunities for photography and reflection, allowing you to appreciate both the natural environment and the stories of those who settled here.

Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good working order and carry basic supplies—though the short distance means preparation is minimal. The trail's accessibility makes it perfect for a quick outing, and tracking your adventure through the Newtracs app helps document your journey. Whether you're a history buff, a casual 4WD enthusiast, or simply exploring Queensland's regional tracks, Soldier Settlers' Trail offers a meaningful experience that reminds you why off-road driving is about more than just the destination.