Mulloon Firetrail

Mulloon Firetrail near Bombay in New South Wales is a 13.5 km four-wheel drive track that combines river crossings with sustained steep grades. The trail rates Medium (2/4) difficulty on the Newtracs scale and takes an average of 22 minutes to drive, though conditions and driver experience will affect this. A single vehicle has logged data on this track to date.

The gradient reaches 66% at its steepest sections, which demands vehicle control and appropriate tyre grip. River crossings present the primary water hazard. Surface conditions are typical of firetrail construction — expect rougher sections alongside more manageable stretches. Drivers should verify recent conditions before committing, as firetrails can shift between visits depending on weather and maintenance.

Suitable four-wheel drive vehicles with good ground clearance and recovery capability are recommended for the steep sections. Check your fuel range against the 13.5 km distance and allow for slower speeds on the gradient. Drivers log conditions on Newtracs as they go, which is what feeds the difficulty rating above.