Dump Trail is a 0.6 km Medium 4WD trail in Jolly Nose, New South Wales, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 15%. Average drive time is 1.55 minutes.
You'll find Dump Trail offers an exciting test of your 4WD's climbing ability in a compact package near Jolly Nose. This short but punchy route delivers genuine challenge without requiring a full day's commitment, making it ideal for drivers wanting to sharpen their skills or simply enjoy some focused off-road action. The trail's steep 15% grade demands respect and proper technique, rewarding confident drivers with an exhilarating ascent through varied terrain.
The driving experience concentrates everything worth experiencing into just 0.6 km of pure engagement. You should expect rough, uneven surfaces that will test your vehicle's suspension and your line-choice decisions. The landscape around Jolly Nose provides scenic NSW countryside backdrop, though your attention will naturally focus on the challenging gradient ahead. The short completion time—roughly two minutes at a steady pace—belies the concentration required to navigate cleanly.
Before tackling Dump Trail, ensure your 4WD is in top mechanical condition, particularly brakes and engine cooling, as sustained steep grades generate significant heat. Check tyre condition carefully and consider deflating slightly for better traction. The trail's compact nature means limited recovery space if things go wrong, so conservative driving and spot-on vehicle preparation are essential. Use the Newtracs app to pinpoint the exact trailhead and review GPS data before you arrive.
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0.6 km
Distance
2 min
Avg Time
24 km/h
Avg Speed
15%
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