Ingleton Track is a 6.9 km Hard 4WD trail in Mafeking, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 2%. Average drive time is 70 minutes.
Challenge yourself on the Ingleton Track, where remote Victorian bush country meets demanding 4WD terrain that'll test your vehicle handling and navigation skills. Near Mafeking, this hard-rated trail serves up genuine off-road adventure without the crowded tourist trail feel—you'll encounter rugged conditions that separate casual drivers from serious enthusiasts.
You'll navigate 6.9 kilometres of variable terrain where rocky outcrops, deep ruts, and tight vegetation passages demand concentration and precision. The modest 2% grade might seem gentle, but it masks the technical nature of the track—sudden obstacles, uneven surfaces, and narrow sections mean you'll need solid ground clearance and experienced driving technique. The surrounding bush landscape offers genuine isolation; you're trading smooth track surfaces for authentic off-road exploration in fairly remote country.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is well-maintained with fresh fluids, quality tyres, and working recovery gear—help is a long way off if things go wrong. Mobile reception is unreliable, so plan your route carefully and let someone know your intended timeline. Most drivers complete the track in around 70 minutes, though conditions vary significantly depending on recent weather. Only three vehicles have logged this trail on Newtracs, underscoring its remote, less-travelled status. Bring extra water, a first aid kit, and genuine self-recovery capability.
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6.9 km
Distance
1h 10m
Avg Time
6 km/h
Avg Speed
2%
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