Black Range Track is a 6.8 km Easy 4WD trail in Whitfield, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 25 minutes.
If you're after an accessible introduction to off-road driving near Melbourne, the Black Range Track delivers excellent value without demanding advanced skills. You'll navigate a manageable 6.8 km route that showcases the diverse landscape around Whitfield, combining gentle forest sections with open grassland vistas. The track's flat profile means you can focus on enjoying the scenery rather than wrestling with steep grades or technical obstacles, making it ideal for newer 4WD drivers building confidence.
The driving experience here feels genuinely rewarding despite the easy rating. You'll traverse well-formed tracks that wind through native bush, with the terrain varying enough to keep things interesting—sandy patches give way to firmer ground, and regular changes in vegetation create a sense of progression. The 25-minute completion time allows you to take your time, stop for photos, and soak in the rural Victorian landscape without feeling rushed.
Before heading out, check conditions after heavy rain, as sandy sections can become boggy. Standard recovery gear and basic supplies are sensible precautions, though the straightforward nature of this route means major hazards are minimal. With six successful completions already logged on Newtracs, you'll have confidence knowing others have enjoyed this track recently. It's the perfect choice for a leisurely weekend drive that proves 4WD adventures don't need to be extreme to be memorable.
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6.8 km
Distance
25 min
Avg Time
17 km/h
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