Mt Murray Track South is a 2.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Selwyn, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 20%. Average drive time is 13.68 minutes.
You'll encounter some genuinely rewarding driving challenges on Mt Murray Track South, where a steep 20% grade and technical terrain deliver an authentic off-road experience without requiring extreme vehicle capabilities. This 2.2 km route near Selwyn tests your line-finding skills and vehicle control as you navigate rocky sections and elevation changes that demand respect and attention—a perfect medium-difficulty trail for drivers looking to build confidence and tackle something more engaging than beginner routes.
The landscape rewards your effort with scenic views across the surrounding ranges, and you'll notice the varied terrain keeps you engaged throughout the 14-minute drive. Loose rocks and steep pitches mean you'll want good ground clearance and decent approach angles, so check your vehicle's specs before heading out. The track has seen 96 successful completions, which speaks to its popularity among the local 4WD community.
Come prepared with proper tire pressure settings for off-road conditions and take your time on the descent—rushing the steep sections is where most drivers encounter trouble. Weather can make a significant difference here, so avoid attempting this trail during or immediately after heavy rain when grip becomes compromised. With solid planning and cautious driving, Mt Murray Track South offers exactly the kind of satisfying technical challenge that keeps enthusiasts coming back.
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2.2 km
Distance
14 min
Avg Time
14 km/h
Avg Speed
20%
Steep Grade
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