White Star Mine Access is a 1.9 km Hard 4WD trail in Toombon, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 49%. Average drive time is 14 minutes.
If you're after a genuine test of your 4WD's capabilities, White Star Mine Access delivers exactly that. This hard-rated trail near Toombon pushes both vehicle and driver with an intimidating 49% average grade that demands respect, precision, and a well-maintained machine. In just 1.9 km, you'll experience steep rocky sections that require careful line selection and constant throttle control—it's a concentrated dose of serious off-roading rather than a leisurely cruise.
The trail takes you through rugged terrain characteristic of Victoria's mining country, with exposed rock faces and deeply rutted sections that keep you engaged throughout the 14-minute ascent. You'll navigate tight switchbacks and boulder-strewn passages where spotting becomes invaluable and momentum management is critical. The steep grades mean recovery is difficult if you lose traction, so arriving well-prepared is essential—check your vehicle's approach and departure angles, ensure your tires have genuine grip, and consider your recovery options carefully.
This isn't a trail for casual explorers or standard SUVs. You'll need genuine 4WD capability, low-range gearing, and driver experience with extreme grades. Only 12 vehicles have successfully completed White Star Mine Access on record, which speaks to its challenging nature. Use the Newtracs app to track your progress and connect with the community of drivers who've tackled this demanding route.
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1.9 km
Distance
14 min
Avg Time
9 km/h
Avg Speed
49%
Steep Grade
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