Mount Hurley Track is a 1.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Hawkhurst, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 14%. Average drive time is 7.48 minutes.
Mount Hurley Track delivers a thrilling compact challenge that packs genuine 4WD excitement into just 1.4 kilometres. You'll find this Victorian gem near Hawkhurst offers the perfect sweet spot for intermediate drivers looking to test their vehicles without committing to an all-day adventure. The steep 14% grade means you're constantly working the terrain, navigating sections that demand real driving skill and vehicle control.
The track takes you through mixed terrain that showcases the region's natural character. You'll encounter rough ground and demanding slopes that keep you engaged throughout the brief but intense seven-minute journey. The scenery around Mount Hurley reveals impressive vistas typical of the area, rewarding your effort with views that justify the challenging drive. Before tackling this track, ensure your 4WD is in excellent mechanical condition—the steep sections show no mercy to poorly maintained vehicles, and you should check tyre condition and tread carefully.
Water crossings and loose surfaces demand your full attention, so take your time through the steeper sections. With 13 other vehicles having successfully completed this track, you're joining a select group of drivers who've proven themselves capable. The medium difficulty rating is genuine; this isn't a casual cruise, but it's absolutely achievable with proper preparation and conservative driving. Bring a recovery kit and consider going with experienced company if you're new to medium-grade tracks.
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1.4 km
Distance
7 min
Avg Time
13 km/h
Avg Speed
14%
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