The Bicentennial National Trail is a 13.2 km Extreme 4WD trail in Jeogla, New South Wales, Australia. Average drive time is 106.58 minutes.
Challenge yourself on one of Australia's most demanding 4WD experiences: the Bicentennial National Trail near Jeogla, NSW. This extreme-rated route delivers relentless technical driving that will test your vehicle's capabilities and your own skill behind the wheel. Despite its deceptive 13.2 km length, you'll need nearly two hours to navigate the punishing terrain, which features deeply rutted sections, boulder-strewn passages, and creek crossings that demand precision and determination.
The landscape transforms constantly as you progress, taking you through dense bushland, rocky outcrops, and challenging water crossings that demand careful line selection. You'll encounter steep ascents and descents that require expert throttle control and suspension work—the kind of trail where momentum is both your friend and your enemy. The remote location near Jeogla means you're far from assistance, so thorough vehicle preparation is non-negotiable: ensure your suspension can handle jarring impacts, your tyres have aggressive tread, and your recovery gear is comprehensive.
Only four vehicles have successfully completed this trail, making it genuinely exclusive terrain. Come prepared with detailed local knowledge, a spotter if possible, and realistic expectations about timing. This isn't a casual weekend drive—it's a serious expedition that rewards experienced 4WD drivers with unforgettable adventure and genuine accomplishment.
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1h 47m
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13 km/h
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