Maclaren Point Track is a 2.8 km Medium 4WD trail in Lincoln National Park, South Australia, Australia. Average drive time is 17.28 minutes.
You'll discover why Maclaren Point Track is a favourite among 4WD enthusiasts seeking accessible yet rewarding off-road driving near Lincoln National Park. This medium-difficulty route delivers genuine outback character without demanding advanced technical skills, making it ideal for drivers looking to build confidence or enjoy a scenic drive with friends and family.
The 2.8 km track winds through classic South Australian bushland, offering sweeping views across the landscape as you progress toward Maclaren Point. You'll navigate well-maintained tracks with minimal steep sections, allowing you to focus on the scenery rather than wrestling with your vehicle. The terrain is predominantly smooth and predictable, though you should remain alert for loose gravel in places and occasional ruts that develop seasonally. The 17-minute average completion time gives you plenty of opportunity to stop, take photographs, and absorb the natural surroundings.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good working order and carry essential recovery gear—even moderate trails benefit from basic preparation. The track is suitable year-round, though conditions may vary after rainfall. With only a gentle grade throughout, this is a perfect introduction to off-road driving or a relaxing run for experienced drivers. Track your progress using the Newtracs app to log your completion and compare notes with the small community of drivers who've tackled this route.
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2.8 km
Distance
17 min
Avg Time
14 km/h
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