4x2point5 Track is a 1.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Deptford, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 16%. Average drive time is 5 minutes.
The 4x2point5 Track near Deptford offers 4WD enthusiasts a compact yet challenging route that packs serious terrain into just 1.4 km. You'll encounter a demanding 16% steep grade that'll test your vehicle's capability and your driving confidence, making this an ideal spot to sharpen your off-road skills without committing to a lengthy expedition. The short five-minute completion time means you can knock this one out between other activities or use it as a warm-up for more extensive exploration.
Don't let the medium difficulty rating fool you—that steep gradient demands respect and proper vehicle preparation. You should ensure your 4WD is in excellent mechanical condition, with functioning differentials and good ground clearance. The terrain around Deptford can be unpredictable, so check local conditions before heading out. We recommend using the Newtracs app to download the trail offline, ensuring you have reliable navigation even if mobile coverage drops.
The scenic surroundings make this trail memorable despite its brevity. You'll navigate through authentic Victorian backcountry, experiencing the kind of challenging terrain that separates capable 4WDs from the pretenders. Only two vehicles have successfully driven this track so far, adding an exploratory edge to your adventure. Come prepared, respect the gradient, and you'll enjoy a satisfying off-road experience that proves size doesn't determine a trail's worth.
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1.4 km
Distance
5 min
Avg Time
19 km/h
Avg Speed
16%
Steep Grade
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