Run Me Down Track is a 2.3 km 4WD trail in Dargo, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 14%.
You'll discover a challenging Alpine descent that tests both your vehicle's capabilities and your technical driving skills near Dargo. The Run Me Down Track lives up to its name with a punishing 14% grade that demands respect and precision as you navigate downhill terrain that rewards experienced off-road drivers. This short but intense 2.3 km route offers the kind of genuine, unmanicured driving experience that keeps adventurers coming back to Victoria's high country.
The landscape here is quintessentially Alpine—expect exposed terrain with minimal vegetation as you work your way down the mountainside. You'll encounter rocky sections and loose surfaces that shift beneath your tyres, requiring constant throttle and brake management to maintain control. The steep gradient means gravity is working against you throughout, so engine braking and low-range gearing are essential. Visibility can change rapidly with weather conditions typical of the region, so check conditions before committing.
Come prepared with quality tyres with genuine grip, functioning brakes in excellent condition, and recovery gear. This isn't a trail for casual cruising—it demands focus, mechanical sympathy, and a vehicle that's genuinely road-worthy. No one has officially rated or driven this track through Newtracs yet, which means you'll be charting your own course through raw, uncharted territory. If you're seeking authentic high-country 4WD challenges away from the beaten path, Run Me Down Track delivers genuine adventure near Dargo.
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2.3 km
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8 km/h N
38%
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0.4
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