Mintbush Trail is a 4.7 km Hard 4WD trail in Yerriyong, New South Wales, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 128.78 minutes.
Challenge yourself on the Mintbush Trail, where river crossings and technical terrain combine to test your 4WD skills near Yerriyong. This hard-rated 4.7 km route demands respect and attention, rewarding experienced drivers with an engaging off-road experience that keeps you engaged throughout the two-hour journey. You'll navigate through varied landscape as you work your way through sections that require careful line selection and vehicle control.
The terrain here presents genuine obstacles that justify the trail's difficulty rating. You'll encounter multiple river crossings that demand confidence in your vehicle's water-fording capabilities and your own judgment about water depth and current. Between water crossings, the trail winds through native bushland with tight sections and uneven surfaces that require constant focus. The scenery is quintessential New South Wales backcountry—rugged and rewarding for those prepared to take it on.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in top condition and carry recovery gear. Check current water conditions, as river crossings can vary dramatically with recent rainfall. You'll want experienced passengers or a support vehicle, and proper recovery equipment is essential. The 87 vehicles that have successfully completed this trail represent drivers who came well-prepared and aware of the challenges ahead. With proper planning and respect for the terrain, Mintbush Trail delivers the technical challenge that serious 4WD enthusiasts seek.
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4.7 km
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Avg Time
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