New Sultan Track is a 0.5 km Easy 4WD trail in Barrys Reef, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 3.88 minutes.
You'll find the New Sultan Track offers a perfect introduction to off-road driving near Barracs Reef, combining accessibility with genuine 4WD adventure. This short but rewarding route showcases the diverse landscape of Victoria's high country, where you can experience the satisfaction of tackling a proper track without the commitment of a full-day expedition. The gentle terrain means you'll spend more time enjoying the scenery and less time wrestling with technical obstacles, making it ideal for newer drivers, families, or anyone wanting a quick off-road fix.
The track winds through mixed terrain with manageable conditions throughout—you'll navigate sandy sections, gentle grades, and open country that reveal stunning views across the surrounding region. The 0% steep grade rating means no white-knuckle descents, allowing you to focus on line choice and vehicle control in a low-pressure environment. Despite its ease, don't underestimate the experience; you'll still encounter authentic off-road conditions that build confidence and driving skills.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good working order and carry basic supplies—water and a phone are essential even on short tracks. Thirty vehicles have successfully completed the New Sultan Track, and you can add your own experience to the Newtracs community. The 4-minute average completion time makes this an excellent option for fitting adventure into a busy day, or for combining with nearby trails for a longer expedition.
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0.5 km
Distance
4 min
Avg Time
11 km/h
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