Jefferys Track is a 2.9 km Hard 4WD trail in Crabtree, Tasmania, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 27%, winch recovery may be required. Average drive time is 58.42 minutes.
Jefferys Track near Crabtree will test your 4WD skills and nerve with its relentless 27% gradient and technical terrain that demands serious commitment. This isn't a scenic cruise—it's a genuine challenge that separates experienced off-roaders from the casual weekend warriors. You'll need a winch to conquer this 2.9 km beast, and you should come prepared with recovery equipment and a spotter who knows what they're doing.
The driving experience is intense, with steep pitches that'll have you questioning your vehicle's capabilities and your own courage. You'll navigate through challenging sections where traction is everything and momentum is your enemy. The rugged Tasmanian landscape demands your full attention—one mistake and you'll need that winch to extract yourself. Most drivers take around 58 minutes to complete the trail, though your time will depend heavily on your experience level and how cautiously you tackle the worst sections.
This is a trail for those who've already conquered easier tracks and want to push themselves further. The fact that only 21 vehicles have successfully driven Jefferys Track speaks volumes about its difficulty. If you're considering attempting it, make sure your 4WD is in top mechanical condition, bring experienced crew, and check current conditions beforehand. Use the Newtracs app to access trail ratings and driver feedback before you commit—this trail isn't forgiving to the unprepared.
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2.9 km
Distance
58 min
Avg Time
8 km/h
Avg Speed
27%
Steep Grade
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