Lone Star Ridge Road is a 0.7 km Easy 4WD trail in Lilydale, Tasmania, Australia. Average drive time is 2.57 minutes.
You'll discover why Lone Star Ridge Road is a favorite among 4WD newcomers and families seeking an accessible off-road experience near Lilydale. This short but scenic route offers the perfect introduction to off-road driving, allowing you to enjoy genuine bush exploration without the intimidation factor of technical terrain. The gentle landscape unfolds through native forest, with wide, well-maintained track surfaces that make for a relaxed driving experience regardless of your vehicle type or experience level.
The terrain here is refreshingly straightforward—flat grades mean you can focus on enjoying the peaceful Tasmanian countryside rather than wrestling with steep descents or challenging obstacles. You'll pass through areas of mixed woodland with occasional clearing views, creating an intimate connection with the local environment. The 0.7 km route is ideal for those wanting a quick off-road adventure during a day trip, or as a confidence-building warm-up before tackling longer trails in the region.
Preparation is minimal for this trail. Standard vehicle maintenance and basic supplies are all you'll need, making it perfect for weekend explorers or those testing out their 4WD capabilities. The short three-minute drive time belies the authentic experience you'll gain—three vehicles have already discovered what makes this ridgeline special. Use the Newtracs app to track your progress and discover other nearby trails worth exploring.
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0.7 km
Distance
3 min
Avg Time
17 km/h
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