68 - Look Out Track is a 0.6 km Hard 4WD trail in Goomburra, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 61%. Average drive time is 18.05 minutes.
If you're seeking a genuine challenge that'll test your vehicle's climbing ability and your nerve, the Look Out Track near Goomburra delivers in spades. This short but brutal 0.6 km route packs a serious punch with an unrelenting 61% grade that demands respect and skill. You'll find yourself navigating one of Queensland's most demanding 4WD experiences, where every meter counts and precision matters.
As you tackle this beast, you'll be pushing your vehicle to its limits on severely steep terrain that leaves little room for error. The dramatic gradient means you'll experience intense traction challenges and significant body roll, especially if you're not running appropriate recovery gear and experienced spotters. The surrounding Goomburra landscape provides a stunning backdrop to this adrenaline-fueled push, but don't let the scenic views distract you from the technical demands ahead.
Before attempting Look Out Track, ensure your vehicle is in peak mechanical condition with quality tyres, properly functioning differentials, and a full recovery kit. You should also bring experienced passengers who can spot effectively—this isn't a solo mission. With 36 vehicles having successfully navigated this trail, you'll join an exclusive club of determined 4WD enthusiasts. Factor in around 18 minutes for completion, though challenging conditions may extend your time significantly. This is genuinely hard terrain that rewards preparation and respect.
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0.6 km
Distance
18 min
Avg Time
3 km/h
Avg Speed
61%
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