Coopers Climb is a 0.5 km Hard 4WD trail in Red Creek, South Australia, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 13%. Average drive time is 35.18 minutes.
If you're seeking a genuine test of your 4WD's capability, Coopers Climb near Red Creek delivers the challenge you're looking for. This punishing 0.5 km ascent features a relentless 13% grade that will demand precision driving and a well-maintained vehicle. You'll navigate rocky, deeply rutted terrain as you push uphill, with loose surface material constantly threatening to break traction. The steep gradient means there's little room for error—momentum management and careful line selection are critical to reaching the summit.
The payoff for conquering this beast is stunning South Australian bushland views that reveal themselves as you climb higher. You'll encounter switchbacks and exposed edges that require your full attention, while the surrounding red-hued earth and native vegetation remind you why off-roading in this region is so rewarding. The compressed 35-minute completion time belies the mental focus required; this isn't a leisurely cruise but an engaging battle against gravity and terrain.
Come prepared with proper recovery gear and a spotter if possible. Check your vehicle's condition thoroughly before attempting—your brakes, differentials, and tires will be working hard. Only 12 vehicles have successfully recorded this trail on Newtracs, underscoring its serious nature. This is a trail that separates casual off-roaders from genuine 4WD enthusiasts ready to prove their skills.
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0.5 km
Distance
35 min
Avg Time
3 km/h
Avg Speed
13%
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