Top 9 Most Popular Victorian 4WD Tracks

Four-wheel driving in Victoria offers enthusiasts a thrilling adventure through diverse landscapes, rugged mountain ranges, coastal rainforests, and expansive deserts. Here are the top 9 most popular 4WD tracks based on trips conducted by Newtracs users.

1. Crooked River Track

Located in the Victorian High Country near Wongungarra, this medium-difficulty track features a mix of rugged, rocky paths, steep ascents and descents, and numerous exciting crossings of the Crooked River. The route rewards drivers with panoramic High Country views. A snorkel is recommended for the multiple river crossings.

2. Billy Goat Bluff Track

Situated in Alpine National Park near Miowera, this is one of Australia's steepest 4WD tracks. The route demands advanced driving skills and a capable vehicle. Drivers encounter breathtaking vistas of the High Country alongside native wildlife. Rear differential locks and winches are highly recommended.

3. Bluff Track

This challenging route near Mount Buller combines rocky sections, muddy tracks, steep ascents and descents, and creek crossings. Winter travel poses significant hazards due to snow coverage. Notable landmarks include Corn Hill and historic huts.

4. Blue Rag Range Track

One of the most iconic 4WD tracks in Victoria, this route near Selwyn climbs above 1,300 metres, providing extensive elevation changes and panoramic vistas. The track features two distinct sections — the first rated medium, the second very difficult with multiple obstacles. Craig's Hut lies nearby.

5. Zeka Spur Track

This technical route near Billabong descends to Zeka Creek before ascending the opposite valley. The track presents steep ascents, descents, rocky sections, tight turns, and potentially muddy or slippery paths. Nearby attractions include Wonnangatta Valley and Grant Historic Area.

6. Burgoyne Track

The route near Glenmaggie features steep rocky ascents through dense forests, rocky riverbeds, and mud after rain. The destination offers secluded riverside camping along the MacAlister River within a valley setting.

7. Mount Terrible Track

Near Knockwood, this medium-difficulty track is characterised by steep ascents and descents, rocky sections, muddy patches, and tight winding tracks with significant elevation changes. The summit provides panoramic alpine views and unique rock formations.

8. Luke Creek No. 2 Track

This very difficult Toolangi forest track near Glenburn offers slippery, deep bog holes and creek crossings in a picturesque lush temperate rainforest setting. Multiple alternative routes accommodate varying skill levels.

9. Aeroplane Track

Known for narrow and twisting paths and greasy clay-based terrain near Toolangi, this route becomes particularly slippery after rain. Aeroplane Hill provides panoramic alpine views.

These tracks offer a diverse range of experiences, allowing enthusiasts to connect with nature and push the boundaries of their off-roading skills. The Newtracs app provides real-time track condition updates to help you plan your next adventure.