Knox Track is a 1.2 km Extreme 4WD trail in Eildon, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 44%. Average drive time is 7.04 minutes.
If you're seeking a genuine extreme 4WD challenge, the Knox Track near Eildon will test your vehicle and driving skills to their limits. This brutal 1.2 km route features a spine-tingling 44% grade that demands maximum traction, precision steering, and nerves of steel. You'll be navigating one of Victoria's steepest off-road ascents, where vehicle control is absolutely critical and mistakes carry serious consequences.
The terrain here is relentless and unforgiving. You should expect loose, unstable surfaces that offer minimal grip, particularly during wet conditions when this track becomes genuinely dangerous. The dramatic elevation change means you'll be constantly managing weight distribution and momentum, with little room for error on the narrow path. Only two vehicles have successfully completed this trail, underscoring just how extreme the challenge truly is. The Victorian bushland surrounding you offers little consolation—your focus will be entirely on the mechanical and technical demands ahead.
Before attempting Knox Track, ensure your 4WD is in peak mechanical condition with quality recovery gear, a spotter, and ideally, experienced off-road companions. This isn't a trail for learning; it's for experienced drivers seeking the ultimate test. Track the route with Newtracs to monitor your progress and document your achievement. Completion times average just 7 minutes, but those will feel like the longest seven minutes of your driving life.
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1.2 km
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7 min
Avg Time
13 km/h
Avg Speed
44%
Steep Grade
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