Mcguires Track is a 4.0 km Medium 4WD trail in Miowera, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 37%. Average drive time is 12.43 minutes.
If you're after a genuinely challenging 4WD experience that won't consume your entire day, McGuires Track near Miowera delivers exactly that. This medium-difficulty route packs serious grunt into a compact 4-kilometre package, featuring a demanding 37% grade that'll test your vehicle's climbing ability and your nerve. You'll navigate steep ascents that demand careful line selection and respect for your rig's capabilities—this isn't a leisurely cruise, but rather a focused technical challenge.
The terrain showcases classic Victorian high country character, with the steep grades providing the primary test as you push uphill through rugged country. You should come prepared with a capable 4WD, good ground clearance, and confidence in your vehicle's traction control and hill-climbing prowess. Recovery gear is recommended given the gradient, and spotters can prove invaluable when tackling the steepest sections. The relatively short completion time of around 12 minutes means you can tackle this trail as part of a larger adventure loop.
With 44 vehicles already having conquered McGuires Track, you're joining a growing community of 4WD enthusiasts who've tested themselves on this terrain. The steep grades make this trail memorable—it's the kind of drive you'll think about for weeks afterward. Whether you're looking to prove your vehicle's abilities or simply want a solid technical challenge near Miowera, this track delivers substance in a satisfyingly compact format.
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4.0 km
Distance
12 min
Avg Time
19 km/h
Avg Speed
37%
Steep Grade
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