Road 21

Road 21 offers 4WD enthusiasts a genuine backcountry experience without requiring extreme technical skill. Near Myrtleford, you'll discover a moderate trail that rewards drivers seeking authentic off-road adventure in Victoria's diverse landscape. The 2.8 km route takes you through varied terrain where you'll encounter mixed surfaces—from graded tracks to rougher sections that test your vehicle's capabilities and your driving confidence.

As you progress, you'll navigate gentle undulations and natural obstacles that demand careful line selection and steady throttle control. The scenery showcases the region's character, with native vegetation framing your route and open vistas rewarding your effort. There are no steep grades to intimidate, making this an excellent trail for building skills or enjoying a reliable 4WD outing. Ground clearance and good traction are your main requirements here, rather than specialized recovery gear.

Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in sound mechanical condition and carry basic recovery equipment. Check weather conditions beforehand—seasonal rain can affect track conditions significantly. The 16-minute average completion time allows for a relaxed pace, giving you opportunity to appreciate your surroundings and make good decisions. With only a handful of vehicles having tackled Road 21 so far, you'll experience genuine isolation and discovery that makes backcountry driving memorable.