Coxs Creek Trail is a 2.9 km Medium 4WD trail in Dark Corner, New South Wales, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 37%. Average drive time is 16 minutes.
You'll discover genuine backcountry driving on Coxs Creek Trail, where steep grades and technical terrain challenge your vehicle's capability without requiring extreme expertise. This 2.9 km route near Dark Corner rewards confident drivers with engaging sections that demand respect and proper technique. The trail's notably steep 37% grade sections make this a genuinely thrilling experience—expect your vehicle to work hard and your concentration to stay sharp throughout the 16-minute run.
The landscape transitions between rocky creek crossings and deeply rutted sections carved by water and previous vehicles. You'll navigate through native bush with tight vegetation in places, requiring good line choice and smooth steering inputs. The unforgiving terrain means you should arrive with your 4WD in top mechanical condition, proper tire pressure adjustments, and recovery equipment on board. Winch capability is recommended for the steeper sections, particularly if conditions are wet or slippery.
This trail genuinely tests vehicle and driver without being punishing—perfect for intermediate enthusiasts looking to build skills and confidence. The combination of creek work and steep grades means you'll leave with a real sense of accomplishment. Track your performance using the Newtracs app to monitor your completion time and compare your driving experience with the 10 vehicles that have conquered Coxs Creek before you.
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2.9 km
Distance
16 min
Avg Time
11 km/h
Avg Speed
37%
Steep Grade
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