Stony Rise Track is a 1.4 km Medium 4WD trail in Robe, South Australia, Australia. Average drive time is 6.52 minutes.
You'll discover why Stony Rise Track has attracted 81 adventurers seeking a genuine off-road experience near the coastal town of Robe. This medium-difficulty route serves up exactly what 4WD enthusiasts crave—a compact trail that packs variety into its 1.4 km length without requiring a full day's commitment. You can tackle this track in around 7 minutes of pure driving engagement, making it perfect for testing your vehicle's capabilities or breaking in new gear.
The terrain here keeps you alert with a mix of rocky sections and uneven ground that demands precision steering and vehicle control. You'll navigate through landscapes characteristic of South Australia's inland regions, where stone-strewn paths wind through native vegetation. The lack of steep grades means you won't face extreme angles, but don't mistake "medium difficulty" for easy—the rocky surface and potential for ruts require respect and decent ground clearance.
Before heading out, ensure your 4WD is in good mechanical condition with proper tire tread for rocky terrain. Bring water and basic recovery gear, as the remote nature of the trail means help isn't immediately at hand. Local conditions can change seasonally, so check current track conditions before departing. The Newtracs app will help you navigate precisely and track your progress. This is an ideal trail for intermediate drivers looking to sharpen their skills while enjoying genuine off-road adventure just minutes from Robe's amenities.
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1.4 km
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7 min
Avg Time
15 km/h
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