Reids Track 4wd is a 2.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Gembrook, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 6%. Average drive time is 12 minutes.
You'll find Reids Track offers a rewarding introduction to serious 4WD driving near Gembrook, with enough character to keep experienced drivers engaged. This medium-difficulty trail serves up a genuine mix of terrain that tests your vehicle handling without demanding extreme modifications or specialized recovery equipment. The 2.4 km route winds through attractive bushland typical of Victoria's outer ranges, where you'll navigate rocky sections and appreciate the natural forest setting as you work through the track's challenges.
The driving experience strikes a nice balance—the consistent 6% grade means you'll need to manage traction carefully, particularly during wetter conditions, and you should expect rutted sections that demand precise line choice. Most drivers complete the trail in around 12 minutes, giving you enough time to focus on technique rather than rush through. Before heading out, ensure your vehicle has good ground clearance and functional differentials, as the rocky terrain can catch out unprepared rigs. Check current conditions beforehand, as heavy rain can make sections considerably more challenging.
With 11 successful drives logged on Newtracs, this track has proven popular with adventurous 4WD enthusiasts looking to build skills on genuine terrain. It's the kind of trail that rewards smooth inputs and mechanical sympathy—perfect for bridging the gap between easy tracks and more demanding challenges.
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2.4 km
Distance
12 min
Avg Time
12 km/h
Avg Speed
6%
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