Salt Lake Track is a 10.5 km Easy 4WD trail in Little Desert, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 21 minutes.
If you're seeking a scenic cruise through Victoria's natural beauty without the technical challenges, the Salt Lake Track delivers exactly that. You'll navigate gently rolling terrain as you explore the landscape near Little Desert, where peaceful salt lakes and native vegetation create a uniquely Australian driving experience. The wide, well-maintained track allows you to focus on the scenery rather than wrestling with difficult obstacles, making this an ideal outing for newer 4WD drivers or anyone wanting a relaxed adventure.
The 10.5 km route takes approximately 21 minutes to complete, with zero steep grades ensuring a smooth, predictable drive throughout. You'll encounter sandy and gravel sections typical of the region, but nothing requiring special recovery equipment or advanced driving skills. The surrounding bushland offers subtle beauty—sparse trees, open plains, and distant views that remind you why inland Victoria is worth exploring. Wildlife viewing opportunities are common here, so keep an eye out for native birds and other fauna.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle has adequate fuel and water supplies, and check current track conditions through the Newtracs app. While this trail presents minimal hazards, the remote location means you should travel with a full tank and communication capability. With 26 vehicles having successfully completed this track, you can drive with confidence knowing it's well-established and accessible to standard 4WD vehicles.
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11 km
Distance
21 min
Avg Time
31 km/h
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