4 is a 0.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Goomburra, Queensland, Australia. Average drive time is 7.02 minutes.
If you're seeking a short but scenic 4WD adventure near Goomburra, Trail 4 delivers an accessible introduction to off-road driving without demanding extreme technical skills. You'll navigate a compact 0.4 km route that packs genuine character into its modest length, making it perfect for those wanting to experience genuine 4WD capability in just seven minutes.
The terrain here features a mix of rocky and compacted surfaces that'll test your vehicle's traction and handling without overwhelming novice off-road drivers. You'll encounter natural obstacles that require careful line choice and steady throttle control, allowing you to develop your 4WD technique in a forgiving environment. The flat gradient means you can focus entirely on steering precision and understanding your vehicle's behavior rather than managing steep descents or climbs. The surrounding Goomburra landscape offers pleasant bushland scenery that rewards the short drive, and the trail's minimal grade makes it suitable year-round.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good mechanical condition—check your tyre pressure and suspension even for this brief route. While the difficulty rating is medium, the short distance means you can attempt it with confidence, and the 26 vehicles that have successfully completed Trail 4 prove it's well-established and reliable. The Newtracs app will guide you through every meter with GPS tracking, ensuring you won't miss any section of this compact but worthwhile off-road experience.
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0.4 km
Distance
7 min
Avg Time
5 km/h
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