Corona Climb is a 0.2 km Medium 4WD trail in The Glen, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 63%, includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 2 minutes.
Corona Climb delivers an adrenaline-pumping challenge that punches well above its modest 0.2 km length. What makes this trail a must-do for serious 4WD enthusiasts is its sheer intensity—a brutal 63% gradient that will test your vehicle's climbing prowess and your nerve in equal measure. Located near The Glen in Queensland, this short but savage ascent has earned respect from the handful of experienced drivers who've conquered it, making it a legendary proving ground for those seeking genuine off-road thrills.
You'll encounter multiple river crossings that add technical complexity to the already demanding climb. The combination of steep grades and water obstacles means you'll need a well-maintained 4WD with quality traction control and experienced driving skills. Before attempting Corona Climb, ensure your vehicle is in peak condition, your tyres have excellent grip, and your recovery gear is onboard—this isn't a trail for casual weekend warriors. The surrounding scenery rewards your effort with Queensland bushland vistas, though you'll be too focused on the technical driving to fully appreciate them.
The 2-minute average completion time doesn't reflect the concentration required; every metre demands precision and commitment. With only five vehicles having successfully driven this trail, you'll join an exclusive club of 4WD adventurers who've tackled one of the region's most formidable challenges.
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0.2 km
Distance
2 min
Avg Time
9 km/h
Avg Speed
63%
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