28 Mile Crossing is a 1.9 km Medium 4WD trail in Coorong, South Australia, Australia. Average drive time is 32.46 minutes.
Experience the rugged charm of South Australia's outback on 28 Mile Crossing, a medium-difficulty trail that delivers authentic 4WD adventure without overwhelming technical demands. You'll navigate a compact 1.9 km route near Coorong that showcases the region's distinctive landscape, where sandy tracks wind through coastal scrubland with glimpses of the surrounding wetlands. The gentle terrain makes this an ideal trail for building your off-road confidence while still providing genuine engagement with the Australian bush.
The driving experience here is refreshingly straightforward—you won't encounter steep grades or extreme obstacles, allowing you to focus on line selection and smooth vehicle control across variable sand and dirt surfaces. You should expect the complete run to take around 32 minutes, giving you enough time to soak in the scenery without an all-day commitment. The trail's accessibility makes it popular with both seasoned enthusiasts and those newer to 4WD exploration, as evidenced by the eight vehicles that have successfully completed it.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is equipped with proper tire pressure adjustments for sandy conditions and carry essential recovery gear. While 28 Mile Crossing presents no extreme hazards, the remote location near Coorong means you should plan accordingly—check conditions beforehand and let someone know your route. Use the Newtracs app to track your progress and access detailed waypoints throughout your journey.
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1.9 km
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32 min
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18 km/h
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