N21 Track is a 6.2 km Hard 4WD trail in Mount Buller, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 27%. Average drive time is 27 minutes.
Challenge yourself on the N21 Track, a demanding alpine ascent that rewards skilled drivers with stunning mountain vistas and technical terrain that will test your vehicle's capabilities. Located near Mount Buller, this 6.2 km route climbs aggressively through Victoria's high country, with a punishing 27% grade that demands careful line selection and precise throttle control. You'll navigate rocky outcrops, rutted sections, and switchbacks that require genuine 4WD proficiency—this isn't a casual weekend drive.
The scenery evolves dramatically as you ascend, transitioning from forested slopes to alpine grasslands with panoramic views across the Great Dividing Range. You'll encounter loose gravel surfaces that demand respect, particularly when gravity is working against you on the steeper pitches. The exposed nature of the upper sections means weather conditions can change rapidly, so check forecasts before attempting this trail.
Success on N21 requires proper preparation: ensure your vehicle is in excellent mechanical condition, carry recovery gear, and ideally travel with experienced 4WD companions. The average 27-minute completion time reflects skilled driving—expect longer if you're testing your limits. Twenty-two vehicles have conquered this track through the Newtracs community, each adding their own line choice and technique to the challenge. Use the Newtracs app to track your progress and compare your performance against other drivers who've tackled this serious alpine test.
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6.2 km
Distance
27 min
Avg Time
14 km/h
Avg Speed
27%
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