Dial Creek Road

Dial Creek Road offers 4WD enthusiasts a challenging adventure through remote Tasmanian backcountry, where river crossings demand skill and confidence behind the wheel. This hard-rated trail near Riana tests your vehicle handling and water-fording abilities across 3.6 kilometres of engaging terrain that rewards experienced drivers with genuine off-road thrills.

You'll navigate multiple creek crossings that form the trail's defining feature, requiring careful line selection and steady throttle control to maintain traction through flowing water. The surrounding landscape showcases Tasmania's rugged wilderness character, with native vegetation framing your approach to each crossing. While the trail presents no steep grades, the water hazards demand respect—check conditions beforehand and ensure your vehicle's water-crossing capability before committing.

Expect to spend around 73 minutes conquering this route, time well spent in one of Tasmania's more isolated regions. You should bring recovery gear, carry extra water, and consider tackling this trail with another vehicle for safety. Track your progress with the Newtracs app to navigate the precise route and understand what lies ahead. This is genuine off-road driving for those with solid 4WD experience and the mechanical sympathy to match the terrain's demands.