The Skids Continued is a 0.3 km Hard 4WD trail in The Glen, Queensland, Australia. Average drive time is 7 minutes.
You'll discover why The Skids Continued has earned its reputation as a challenging short burst near The Glen—this hard-rated trail packs intense technical difficulty into just 0.3 km of pure 4WD action. Despite its brief length, you'll need genuine skill and vehicle capability to navigate the obstacles that make this trail memorable for experienced off-roaders.
The terrain here demands precision driving rather than sustained endurance. You'll encounter deeply rutted sections and challenging rock formations that require careful line selection and responsive vehicle handling. The landscape around The Glen offers typical Queensland bushland scenery, but your focus will be on reading the trail ahead rather than admiring vistas. With an average completion time of just 7 minutes, this trail is all intensity—no cruising allowed.
Before attempting The Skids Continued, ensure your 4WD is in excellent mechanical condition with quality suspension, good ground clearance, and responsive steering. You should carry recovery gear and ideally have a spotter familiar with the terrain. Only three vehicles have successfully logged this trail on Newtracs, reflecting both its difficulty and the skill required. Check trail conditions through the Newtracs app before heading out, as weather can dramatically affect the already-challenging terrain. This is a trail for experienced off-roaders who relish technical challenges and aren't intimidated by tight, demanding sections.
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0.3 km
Distance
7 min
Avg Time
3 km/h
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