Darcy Track is a 5.2 km Extreme 4WD trail in Gentle Annie, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 1%. Average drive time is 33 minutes.
Darcy Track near Gentle Annie offers extreme 4WD enthusiasts a serious test of vehicle capability and driver skill. You'll navigate a challenging 5.2 km route that demands precision, recovery equipment, and nerves of steel. This isn't a scenic cruise—it's a technical playground where every meter requires your full attention and respect for the terrain.
The track's deceptive 1% steep grade masks the real difficulty: deeply rutted sections, rocky outcrops, and narrow passages that will test your vehicle's articulation and your decision-making. You'll encounter obstacles that demand careful line selection, with minimal room for error. The 33-minute average completion time reflects the technical nature rather than speed—many sections require methodical navigation rather than momentum. Vegetation crowds the track in places, and weather can rapidly transform conditions, so timing your visit during dry periods is essential.
Before attempting Darcy Track, ensure your vehicle is equipped for extreme terrain: quality recovery gear, experienced spotters, and proper tire choice are non-negotiable. You should have substantial 4WD experience and understand your vehicle's limits intimately. Only 28 vehicles have successfully completed this track, highlighting its genuine difficulty. The Newtracs app's GPS tracking will help you navigate waypoints and monitor your progress, while offline maps ensure you maintain orientation when signals fade in remote sections.
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5.2 km
Distance
33 min
Avg Time
10 km/h
Avg Speed
1%
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