Old Port Road is a 14.1 km Easy 4WD trail in Boobyalla, Tasmania, Australia. Average drive time is 32 minutes.
Old Port Road offers 4WD enthusiasts a refreshing escape into Tasmania's coastal hinterland with minimal technical demands but maximum scenic reward. You'll navigate 14.1 kilometres of well-maintained track that winds through diverse Tasmanian bush country, with gentle grades throughout—perfect for building confidence or enjoying a leisurely weekend drive near Boobyalla. The terrain alternates between light gravel sections and compacted dirt, providing enough variety to keep your driving engaging without requiring advanced recovery skills.
The real appeal here lies in the landscape you'll traverse. You'll pass through eucalypt forests, open grassland corridors, and sections with glimpses toward coastal vistas that remind you why this corner of Tasmania is worth exploring. The track's gentle character means you can focus on soaking in the scenery rather than wrestling with your steering wheel. With virtually zero steep grades, the driving experience is relaxed, making this ideal for family outings, newer 4WD drivers, or anyone seeking a peaceful backcountry drive.
Before heading out, standard preparation applies: check your fuel, carry water and basic supplies, and ensure your vehicle is roadworthy. The track's easy rating means you'll likely complete it in around 32 minutes of pure driving time, but you'll want extra hours to stop and explore. The three previous Newtracs users who've tackled Old Port Road confirm it's a gem for those seeking accessible off-road adventure without the drama.
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14 km
Distance
32 min
Avg Time
27 km/h
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