Track 29 is a 0.4 km Extreme 4WD trail in Bromelton, Queensland, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 62%, winch recovery may be required. Average drive time is 70.76 minutes.
Track 29 near Bromelton is a hardcore test of driver skill and vehicle capability that will push both you and your 4WD to absolute limits. This extreme 0.4 km challenge isn't for the faint-hearted—it's a punishing vertical ascent that demands respect, preparation, and serious off-road experience. If you're seeking that adrenaline rush and want to prove your vehicle's worth, this is the trail that separates experienced enthusiasts from casual weekend warriors.
The terrain here is unforgiving, featuring a relentless 62% grade that climbs steeply through rugged Queensland bushland. You'll be navigating boulder-strewn sections and loose surfaces that offer minimal traction, making every metre a technical battle. The short distance is deceptive—this isn't a speed run but rather a gruelling battle against gravity where momentum and line choice are everything.
Before attempting Track 29, ensure your vehicle is equipped with a winch—this isn't optional, it's essential. You'll need maximum traction aids, reinforced suspension, and mechanical advantage systems to have any realistic chance of success. Spotters, recovery gear, and backup support are strongly recommended. Only one vehicle has successfully completed this trail, making it one of Queensland's most challenging 4WD experiences. Allow around 75 minutes for completion, but be prepared for longer if conditions are wet or if recovery becomes necessary.
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0.4 km
Distance
1h 11m
Avg Time
1 km/h
Avg Speed
62%
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