Beardmores Track is a 2.3 km Medium 4WD trail in Thomson, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 24%. Average drive time is 19.44 minutes.
Beardmores Track delivers an exhilarating introduction to serious off-roading just minutes from Thomson. You'll tackle a steep 24% grade that tests your vehicle's climbing ability and your nerve, making this medium-difficulty track perfect for drivers ready to step beyond casual 4WDing. The 2.3 km route packs genuine challenge into a quick adventure, with most drivers completing it in around 19 minutes—though you'll want to take your time absorbing the experience.
The terrain demands respect as you navigate through rugged sections that showcase Victoria's raw natural character. You'll encounter steep ascents and demanding angles that require solid vehicle control and proper technique. The narrow track winds through native bushland, rewarding your concentration with authentic backcountry scenery far from tourist-beaten paths. Over 140 vehicles have successfully tackled Beardmores, proving it's achievable for intermediate enthusiasts with capable equipment.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in top mechanical condition—suspension, brakes, and traction are critical on this gradient. Check tyre pressure, carry recovery gear, and consider traveling with a companion vehicle. Weather conditions can dramatically affect grip and safety, so scout conditions beforehand. Use the Newtracs app to download the precise track route and access real-time trail data from other drivers. This is a track where preparation transforms challenge into confidence.
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2.3 km
Distance
19 min
Avg Time
9 km/h
Avg Speed
24%
Steep Grade
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