Four Mile Track is a 11.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Arkaroola, South Australia, Australia. Expect includes a river crossing. Average drive time is 38 minutes.
You'll discover why Four Mile Track earns its reputation as a rewarding medium-difficulty adventure in the rugged landscapes near Arkaroola. This 11.4 km route delivers an exciting blend of river crossings and varied terrain that keeps your driving skills engaged without overwhelming inexperienced off-roaders. The track winds through South Australia's striking outback scenery, where red earth and sparse vegetation create an authentic remote driving experience that feels genuinely removed from civilization.
The driving experience strikes an excellent balance—you'll navigate water crossings that demand careful line selection and good vehicle control, yet the absence of steep grades means you can focus on technique rather than extreme angles. The track typically takes around 38 minutes to complete, giving you enough time to absorb the landscape and enjoy the journey. Six vehicles have successfully completed this route, providing confidence that it's achievable in well-maintained 4WD vehicles.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good condition and carry recovery gear—river crossings can be unpredictable depending on recent rainfall. Check current conditions and water levels, as these crossings represent the primary hazard. Bring adequate water and fuel, and let someone know your expected return time. The Newtracs app can help you track your progress and location throughout the trail, ensuring you stay oriented in this remote region.
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11 km
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38 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
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