Nobs Track is a 2.6 km Medium 4WD trail in Mount Buller, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 9%, includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 28.23 minutes.
Ready for a medium-difficulty adventure that packs genuine excitement into a compact package? Nobs Track near Mount Buller delivers exactly that, combining river crossings with challenging grades that'll test your 4WD skills without overwhelming you. This 2.6 km trail is perfectly suited for drivers looking to build confidence on technical terrain while enjoying the stunning alpine scenery of Victoria's high country.
As you navigate Nobs Track, you'll encounter a steep 9% grade that demands respect and proper vehicle control. The highlight comes with river crossings that add genuine water-fording experience—something many off-road enthusiasts specifically seek out. The track winds through native vegetation with mountain views that make the drive as visually rewarding as it is technically engaging. Most drivers complete the trail in around 28 minutes, though conditions and your familiarity with water crossings may affect your time.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in top condition and your recovery gear is packed. The steep sections mean good brakes and traction are essential, while the river crossings require checking water depth and flow conditions beforehand. With over 56 vehicles already having tackled Nobs Track successfully, you'll be joining a growing community of 4WD enthusiasts who've discovered this gem. Time your visit during drier periods when water levels are manageable, and you'll find a rewarding trail that strikes the perfect balance between challenge and accessibility.
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2.6 km
Distance
28 min
Avg Time
6 km/h
Avg Speed
9%
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