Mount Pinnibar Track is a 2.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Nariel Valley, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 11%. Average drive time is 8.09 minutes.
Mount Pinnibar Track offers 4WD enthusiasts an exciting medium-difficulty challenge that packs serious elevation gain into a surprisingly compact route near Nariel Valley. You'll tackle an impressive 11% grade over just 2.4 km, which means this isn't a leisurely cruise—it's a genuine test of your vehicle's climbing ability and your driving skills. The steep terrain demands respect, making it an ideal training ground if you're building confidence on more technical tracks.
You should expect a focused driving experience where every metre counts. The landscape shifts as you climb, revealing impressive views across the valley as the elevation changes. While the track is relatively short, the intensity of the grade means you'll need to manage traction carefully, particularly if conditions are damp. Ensure your vehicle is in good mechanical condition before attempting this route, and check recent conditions through the Newtracs community—21 vehicles have already logged this track, providing valuable insights into current ground conditions.
The payoff for your effort is substantial: you'll experience genuine off-road driving satisfaction and prove your vehicle's capability on a properly challenging ascent. Allow around 8 minutes for the main drive, but factor in extra time if you want to take in the scenery or recover between sections. This is one of those trails that stays with you long after you've descended back to the valley.
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2.4 km
Distance
8 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
Avg Speed
11%
Steep Grade
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