Cynthia Range Track is a 2.1 km Medium 4WD trail in Crooked River, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 55%. Average drive time is 17.87 minutes.
If you're seeking a challenging Alpine adventure that delivers genuine thrills in a compact package, the Cynthia Range Track near Crooked River won't disappoint. This medium-difficulty 2.1 km route packs serious elevation into its brief length, with a punishing 55% steep grade that will test your vehicle's climbing ability and your nerve in equal measure. You'll experience the full spectrum of off-road driving compressed into just 18 minutes of intense exploration.
The terrain here is unforgiving—steep, rocky pitches demand careful line selection and steady throttle control as you navigate the exposed Alpine landscape. You'll encounter raw mountain scenery with commanding views across the Cynthia Range, rewarding your concentration with vistas that make the technical challenge worthwhile. The narrow track winds through rugged terrain where loose rock and washouts are constant hazards, particularly after wet weather.
Before tackling this trail, ensure your 4WD is in top condition with quality tyres suitable for steep terrain and proven recovery gear on board. Check weather conditions beforehand—rain can render the steep grades treacherous and recovery difficult. With over 100 vehicles having successfully completed the Cynthia Range Track, you'll join a select group of drivers who've conquered one of Victoria's more demanding Alpine routes. This isn't a leisurely scenic drive; it's a genuine test of 4WD capability and driver skill.
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2.1 km
Distance
18 min
Avg Time
12 km/h
Avg Speed
55%
Steep Grade
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