Old Victoria Crossing Track is a 0.9 km Easy 4WD trail in Bonang, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 0.93 minutes.
You'll discover why Old Victoria Crossing Track deserves a spot on your 4WD bucket list—it's a gateway to one of Victoria's most remote and historically significant river crossings. This easy 0.9 km route near Bonang takes you through pristine bushland to an iconic ford that's been used for over a century, offering a genuine sense of adventure without the technical demands. The gentle terrain and minimal grade make it perfect for newer 4WD enthusiasts or those looking to explore heritage routes with confidence.
The drive itself is straightforward, winding through tall eucalyptus forest with occasional river glimpses before opening onto the crossing itself. You'll experience the authentic feel of backcountry exploration—the kind that rewards you with solitude and scenery rather than rock crawling. The track surface is generally well-maintained, though you should always check current conditions before heading out, as remote areas can be affected by recent weather. High-clearance vehicles are recommended given the location's isolation.
Despite its brevity, this track offers genuine character and a taste of Victoria's pioneer heritage. Factor in time to explore the crossing area and soak in the atmosphere—most drivers spend longer than the one-minute completion time suggests simply because there's something special about standing where countless travellers have crossed before you. It's an ideal complement to exploring the broader Bonang region.
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0.9 km
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1 min
Avg Time
60 km/h
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