Ten Chain Fire Access Track is a 2.1 km Easy 4WD trail in Humevale, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 7 minutes.
If you're looking for an accessible introduction to off-road driving in Victoria's high country, the Ten Chain Fire Access Track delivers exactly that. This gentle 2.1 km route near Humevale offers newcomers and casual 4WD enthusiasts a chance to experience backcountry driving without the technical demands of more challenging terrain. You'll navigate a well-defined track through forest country, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the Upper Yarra region while your vehicle does minimal work—the 0% grade means you're cruising rather than climbing.
The scenery unfolds gradually as you progress, with native forest creating a canopy overhead and glimpses of the surrounding landscape. The track's easy rating makes it perfect for families or those testing out their 4WD capabilities, and the short seven-minute average completion time means you can tackle it as part of a larger adventure or as a standalone experience. Six vehicles have successfully completed this route, confirming it's accessible to standard 4WD setups.
You should be aware of potential water crossings and fallen debris common to forest tracks, so checking conditions before departure is wise. Basic recovery gear and a reliable communication device are recommended, even on easy trails. The Ten Chain Fire Access Track proves that memorable off-road experiences don't require extreme difficulty—sometimes the best adventures are the ones you can share with anyone in your vehicle.
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2.1 km
Distance
7 min
Avg Time
20 km/h
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