Little Yabba Circuit Road is a 7.6 km Extreme 4WD trail in Kenilworth, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 7%, includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 78.02 minutes.
If you're seeking a genuine extreme 4WD challenge that demands precision and respect, the Little Yabba Circuit Road near Kenilworth will test your skills and nerve. This 7.6 km loop packs serious technical driving into just over an hour, with a consistent 7% steep grade that keeps you engaged throughout. You'll navigate demanding terrain that has challenged 72 vehicles before you, making this a trail where experience and vehicle preparation truly matter.
The standout feature here is the river crossings, which transform this circuit into a multi-dimensional challenge. Beyond the water, you'll encounter steep sections that require careful line selection and throttle control. The remote Queensland bushland setting means you're far from help if things go wrong, so proper vehicle recovery equipment and a second vehicle are essential considerations. Scout sections on foot if you're unfamiliar with river conditions, as water levels can shift seasonally and dramatically alter crossing difficulty.
This is extreme terrain for a reason—only attempt Little Yabba Circuit Road if your vehicle is genuinely built for it and your driving experience matches the rating. The combination of gradient, technical river crossings, and isolation demands full concentration and mechanical reliability. You'll emerge from this circuit with genuine respect for your vehicle's capabilities and your own skill development.
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7.6 km
Distance
1h 18m
Avg Time
11 km/h
Avg Speed
7%
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