Red Jacket Spur Track is a 3.9 km Medium 4WD trail in Buckland, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 37%. Average drive time is 19 minutes.
You'll discover genuine off-road challenge on the Red Jacket Spur Track, a medium-difficulty route near Buckland that rewards confident drivers with steep grades and engaging terrain. This 3.9 km track demands respect—with gradients reaching 37%, you'll need solid vehicle control and good ground clearance to navigate the demanding sections safely. The route takes approximately 19 minutes to complete, though conditions can vary depending on weather and your comfort level with technical driving.
The landscape around Buckland offers authentic Victorian backcountry scenery, with the trail winding through terrain that tests both your driving skills and your vehicle's capabilities. You should prepare thoroughly before attempting this route—check your vehicle's condition, ensure your tyres have good tread, and consider reducing tyre pressure for improved traction on steeper sections. The steep grades mean you'll want to plan your line carefully and avoid sudden braking or acceleration that could cause loss of control.
Twelve vehicles have successfully completed this track, and you can join them with proper preparation and a cautious approach. The medium difficulty rating reflects the technical nature of the terrain rather than extreme obstacles, making it an excellent progression trail for those building their 4WD experience. Track your progress and connect with other enthusiasts who've tackled Red Jacket Spur using the Newtracs community features.
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3.9 km
Distance
19 min
Avg Time
13 km/h
Avg Speed
37%
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