Tennyson Track is a 5.8 km Medium 4WD trail in Buldah, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 17%. Average drive time is 38 minutes.
The Tennyson Track rewards adventurous drivers with a thrilling blend of technical challenges and scenic forest driving near Buldah. You'll navigate a moderately demanding 5.8 km route that tests your vehicle control without overwhelming novice off-roaders, making it an ideal stepping stone for those developing their 4WD skills. The trail's defining feature is its 17% steep grade section, which demands careful throttle management and proper line selection—this is where your concentration peaks and your vehicle earns its keep.
As you progress, you'll experience authentic Victorian bushland terrain with winding tracks that weave through native forest. The scenery transitions between tight tree-lined sections and more open areas, keeping the driving engaging throughout. Weather conditions significantly impact this route; recent rain can transform sections into slippery challenges, so check conditions before heading out. You should carry recovery gear and ensure your vehicle is in solid mechanical condition, particularly your brakes and traction control systems given the steep sections.
Most drivers complete the Tennyson Track in around 38 minutes, though this varies based on experience level and conditions. It's the kind of trail that builds confidence—challenging enough to feel rewarding, but forgiving enough to remain enjoyable. The combination of technical driving, natural scenery, and manageable length makes this a worthwhile addition to your Victorian off-road adventures.
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5.8 km
Distance
38 min
Avg Time
9 km/h
Avg Speed
17%
Steep Grade
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