Mount Terrible Track is a 7.1 km Medium 4WD trail in Knockwood, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 13%. Average drive time is 37.54 minutes.
Mount Terrible Track delivers an accessible yet rewarding off-road experience near Knockwood, combining technical driving sections with stunning high country views. You'll navigate 7.1 km of challenging terrain that tests your vehicle's capabilities without demanding extreme expertise, making it ideal for intermediate 4WD enthusiasts looking to build their skills.
The track takes you through varied landscapes, from dense forest sections to open ridgeline driving where panoramic views reward your effort. You should expect steep grades reaching 13%, with rocky outcrops and rutted sections that demand careful line selection and steady vehicle control. The terrain is unforgiving but fair—proper tire pressure, good ground clearance, and cautious throttle modulation will see you through most conditions. Weather plays a significant role here; recent rain transforms sections into slippery challenges, so check conditions before heading out and consider visiting during drier periods if you're newer to off-roading.
The 38-minute average completion time assumes steady, competent driving—take longer if you're learning the ropes or want to soak in the views. Over 300 vehicles have successfully tackled Mount Terrible, and you can join this community of adventurers. Bring recovery gear, extra water, and let someone know your plans. The trail's moderate difficulty rating makes it perfect for progressing beyond easier tracks while building confidence for more demanding terrain ahead.
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7.1 km
Distance
38 min
Avg Time
12 km/h
Avg Speed
13%
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