Simpsons Road is a 4.4 km Easy 4WD trail in Tanjil Bren, Victoria, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 14 minutes.
Simpsons Road offers 4WD drivers an accessible introduction to water crossings in Victoria's picturesque Tanjil Bren region. This 4.4-kilometre track combines gentle terrain with the thrilling challenge of navigating river crossings, making it ideal for both newcomers and experienced drivers looking for a relaxed outing. You'll experience the satisfaction of tackling water obstacles without the technical demands of harder trails, all while enjoying the natural beauty of the area.
The drive itself is straightforward, with no steep grades to negotiate, allowing you to focus on line selection at the water crossings rather than managing difficult slopes. You'll traverse a mix of well-formed track and open terrain, giving you plenty of opportunities to practice your crossing technique. The scenic backdrop of native vegetation and waterways makes this more than just a mechanical exercise—it's a chance to explore some beautiful country at a leisurely pace.
Before heading out, check current water levels and recent rainfall, as crossing depth can vary seasonally. Standard recovery gear and a capable 4WD are all you'll need for this trail. With an average completion time of just 14 minutes of driving, you can easily spend a longer day exploring the surrounding area or running the track multiple times to build your confidence. The fact that over 40 vehicles have successfully tackled Simpsons Road speaks to its accessibility and popularity among the local 4WD community.
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4.4 km
Distance
14 min
Avg Time
21 km/h
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