Serpentine Track is a 1.8 km Medium 4WD trail in Goongerah, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 10 minutes.
You'll discover why the Serpentine Track has earned its reputation among Victoria's 4WD community—a technical yet accessible route that rewards careful driving with genuine off-road satisfaction. Winding through the forests near Goongerah, this 1.8 km track showcases the diverse terrain that makes this region a hidden gem for 4WD enthusiasts. The trail's serpentine character comes from its constant directional changes and undulating surface, demanding attentive steering and vehicle control without overwhelming less-experienced drivers.
The terrain combines tight switchbacks with rocky sections and tree-lined passages that test your precision rather than your horsepower. You'll navigate through forest clearings with pleasant natural scenery, and the absence of steep grades means the challenge lies in technical driving rather than extreme angles. The compact 10-minute completion time belies the engagement you'll experience—this isn't a dash through the bush, but a thoughtful navigation through varied conditions.
Before tackling the Serpentine Track, ensure your 4WD is in solid mechanical condition and your tyres have adequate grip for rocky ground. Check weather conditions, as forest trails can become slippery after rain. You should carry basic recovery equipment and let someone know your expected return time. With only three previous completions recorded on Newtracs, you'll be joining a select group of drivers who've mastered this rewarding medium-difficulty challenge.
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1.8 km
Distance
10 min
Avg Time
12 km/h
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