Track 17 is a 0.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Bromelton, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 50%. Average drive time is 5.45 minutes.
If you're seeking a challenging yet manageable 4WD experience that packs serious terrain into a compact package, Track 17 near Bromelton will test your vehicle's capabilities and your driving skills. This 0.4 km trail delivers an intense dose of off-road excitement with its notorious 50% steep grades that demand respect and precision. Despite its short length, you'll complete this gut-checking route in around 5 minutes of pure adrenaline-fueled driving.
The dramatic elevation changes dominate your experience here, with the steep inclines requiring you to manage throttle control, line selection, and weight distribution carefully. You'll navigate through rugged terrain that rewards smooth inputs and confident driving. The landscape surrounding Track 17 showcases the raw Queensland bushland character, but your attention will remain fixed on the challenging gradient ahead. With 15 vehicles having tackled this track, you'll be joining a select group who've conquered this legitimate test.
Before attempting Track 17, ensure your 4WD is in peak mechanical condition with good ground clearance, responsive brakes, and quality tyres with aggressive tread. The steep grades present genuine hazards—winch recovery gear is strongly recommended, and attempting this trail solo isn't advisable. Check conditions beforehand using Newtracs to confirm the track is passable, then bring a mate and tackle this medium-difficulty challenge that delivers well beyond its modest 0.4 km length.
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0.4 km
Distance
5 min
Avg Time
6 km/h
Avg Speed
50%
Steep Grade
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