Black Range Link Track is a 4.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Yangoura, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 16%. Average drive time is 12 minutes.
You'll discover why the Black Range Link Track has earned its reputation as a rewarding medium-difficulty challenge near Yangoura. This 4.4 km route delivers genuine off-road variety without overwhelming inexperienced drivers, making it ideal for those looking to build their 4WD skills in a scenic Victorian setting. The steep 16% grades demand respect and proper vehicle control, particularly on descent where you'll need confidence with braking technique and line selection.
The driving experience here balances technical sections with enjoyable open stretches. You'll navigate varied terrain that tests your vehicle's articulation while rewarding you with classic high country views. The track's relatively compact length means you can complete it in around 12 minutes of active driving, though you'll likely want to stop and explore. Be prepared for loose surface conditions and potential water crossings depending on recent weather—check current conditions before heading out, and ensure your vehicle is properly equipped with recovery gear.
With 12 vehicles having successfully completed this track, you'll find a proven route that's neither overused nor remote. The Black Range Link Track offers that sweet spot for intermediate drivers seeking genuine off-road experience without excessive exposure to major hazards. Come prepared with proper tyre pressure adjustments, recovery equipment, and a basic understanding of steep descent techniques.
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4.4 km
Distance
12 min
Avg Time
23 km/h
Avg Speed
16%
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