Running Creek Kiewa Divide Track is a 5.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Bright, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 23%. Average drive time is 19 minutes.
If you're seeking a challenging alpine adventure that rewards your 4WD skills without demanding extreme expertise, the Running Creek Kiewa Divide Track delivers exactly that. This 5.4 km route near Bright will test your vehicle's capability on steep grades while delivering stunning views across Victoria's high country. You'll navigate terrain that punishes hesitation but remains achievable for drivers with solid off-road experience and properly maintained vehicles.
The track climbs aggressively toward the divide, with sustained grades reaching 23% that demand careful throttle control and strategic line selection. You'll encounter rocky outcrops, rutted sections, and variable ground conditions that keep you engaged throughout the 19-minute push to the summit. The scenery justifies every challenging moment—mountain vistas open up as you climb, with the Kiewa Valley spreading below and the alpine landscape stretching across the horizon.
Before attempting this trail, ensure your vehicle is in top mechanical condition and your tires have genuine grip. The steep grade offers limited room for error, and recovery from a stall or loss of traction would be complicated. Bring recovery equipment, travel with another vehicle if possible, and check conditions after heavy rain when rutting intensifies. The Newtracs app will guide your navigation, keeping you on the correct line when multiple tracks intersect the main route.
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5.4 km
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19 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
Avg Speed
23%
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