Mud Hole Loop

You'll find the Mud Hole Loop near The Glen in Queensland delivers a surprisingly entertaining challenge despite its modest half-kilometre length. This medium-difficulty trail is perfect for 4WD drivers looking to test their vehicle's mud-handling capabilities without committing to a full day of serious off-roading. The track winds through natural boggy terrain that can range from moderately tacky to genuinely slippery depending on recent rainfall, keeping you engaged throughout your 16-minute run.

The scenery showcases classic Queensland bushland, with dense vegetation flanking both sides of the track as you navigate the muddy sections. You'll encounter varying ground conditions that demand steady throttle control and careful line selection—ideal practice for honing your mud-driving technique. The absence of steep grades means this trail focuses on traction rather than climbing, making it accessible for intermediate drivers while still providing genuine technical interest.

Before heading out, check recent weather conditions, as heavy rain can significantly impact mud consistency and track difficulty. Ensure your vehicle is equipped with adequate ground clearance and good all-terrain tyres, and consider carrying recovery gear just in case. The Newtracs app can help you navigate and track your progress, while its community data shows five vehicles have successfully completed this loop, proving it's a reliable addition to your local driving adventures.