Cheynes Bridge Track is a 6.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Glenmaggie, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 18%. Average drive time is 13 minutes.
You'll experience a rewarding mix of challenging terrain and scenic riverside driving on the Cheynes Bridge Track near Glenmaggie. This medium-difficulty trail delivers genuine 4WD thrills without requiring extreme vehicle modifications, making it perfect for enthusiasts looking to test their skills on well-defined tracks that showcase Victoria's natural beauty. The 6.2 km route winds through diverse landscapes, offering glimpses of the surrounding bushland and waterway crossings that keep you engaged throughout the drive.
The track's 18% steep grades demand respect and proper vehicle control, particularly if you're driving after recent rainfall when traction becomes critical. You'll navigate a mix of rocky sections and rutted terrain that rewards smooth throttle input and careful line selection. Most drivers complete the trail in around 13 minutes, though taking time to appreciate the scenery won't slow your overall adventure. You should ensure your vehicle has adequate ground clearance and reliable brakes before attempting the steeper sections, and checking current conditions via the Newtracs app is highly recommended.
With over 100 vehicles having successfully completed the Cheynes Bridge Track, you're joining a community of drivers who've conquered this popular Victorian off-road destination. The trail strikes an excellent balance between accessibility and challenge, delivering memorable 4WD experiences without the commitment of remote wilderness exploration.
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6.2 km
Distance
13 min
Avg Time
31 km/h
Avg Speed
18%
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