Hoop Pine Hill is a 0.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Kenilworth, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 57%. Average drive time is 3.44 minutes.
You'll discover why Hoop Pine Hill has earned its reputation as a challenging test of vehicle capability and driver skill. This short but intense trail near Kenilworth pushes you to the limit with an eye-watering 57% grade that demands respect and precision. Despite its modest 0.2 km length, you'll need every ounce of concentration to navigate this steep ascent, making it a thrilling addition to any serious 4WD enthusiast's hit list.
The driving experience here is all about raw gradient—you're climbing a relentless hillside where traction and momentum management are critical. The terrain offers little forgiveness; one hesitation could mean losing ground, while excessive speed invites loss of control. You should ensure your vehicle is in top mechanical condition with quality tyres and properly maintained suspension before attempting this trail. Recovery gear is strongly recommended, as inexperienced drivers have found themselves stranded on this unforgiving slope.
While the actual drive takes only around 3 minutes to complete, the preparation and mental focus required make this a memorable 4WD experience. The trail's difficulty rating of 2/4 reflects its technical nature rather than length—this is a short, sharp shock to your driving skills. Track your performance with Newtracs to see how you stack up, and remember that conquering Hoop Pine Hill is about precision driving on one of the region's most demanding grades.
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0.2 km
Distance
3 min
Avg Time
10 km/h
Avg Speed
57%
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