Old Coach Road

You'll discover a short but characterful piece of Victoria's transport heritage on the Old Coach Road near Princetown. This modest trail captures a glimpse of colonial-era infrastructure, offering 4WD enthusiasts a chance to traverse ground once travelled by horse-drawn coaches. While brief at just 0.2 km, it provides an accessible introduction to off-road driving with its flat terrain and manageable conditions—perfect for those testing their vehicles or introducing passengers to gentle 4WD experiences.

The trail's gentle gradient of 0% means you won't face any steep climbs or descents, making this an ideal option for families or those seeking a relaxed drive. You should expect straightforward terrain that won't demand advanced driving skills, though you'll want to check local conditions before heading out, as seasonal weather can affect track conditions. The historical significance adds character to your journey—you're literally following in the wheel ruts of Victoria's past.

With 14 vehicles already having completed this trail, you're joining a community of explorers discovering Princetown's quieter attractions. The short completion time means you can easily combine this with other nearby exploration, making it a convenient stop during a broader 4WD adventure in the region. Track this trail through the Newtracs app to record your visit and connect with other enthusiasts who've experienced this piece of Australian history.