Reds Climb is a 0.2 km Medium 4WD trail in The Glen, Queensland, Australia. Average drive time is 1.61 minutes.
You'll discover why Reds Climb has earned its reputation as a fun short-burst challenge near The Glen. This medium-difficulty trail packs surprising character into just 0.2 km, offering 4WD drivers a chance to test their vehicle's climbing ability without committing to a lengthy expedition. The red earth that gives this trail its name creates a striking contrast against Queensland's native vegetation, and you'll appreciate how the natural terrain showcases both the capabilities of your rig and the rugged beauty of the region.
The driving experience focuses on steep ascent rather than technical complexity, demanding steady throttle control and good line choice as you navigate the climb. You'll encounter loose, sometimes rutted surface conditions typical of Queensland's red soil country, which can shift depending on recent weather. While there's no extreme grade percentage, the concentrated nature of the ascent means you should ensure your vehicle is in good mechanical condition and your tyres have adequate tread. The short duration—typically completed in around 2 minutes—makes this an excellent addition to a longer trail day or a perfect warm-up run.
Eight vehicles have successfully completed Reds Climb, proving it's accessible to a range of 4WD capabilities while still providing genuine engagement. Consider tracking your progress with the Newtracs app to compare your completion times and share your experience with the local off-road community.
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0.2 km
Distance
2 min
Avg Time
7 km/h
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