Pylon Track is a 1.0 km Medium 4WD trail in Guildford, Tasmania, Australia. Average drive time is 3.95 minutes.
You'll discover a compact yet rewarding 4WD experience on the Pylon Track near Guildford, where Tasmania's rugged countryside reveals itself over just one kilometre of accessible terrain. Despite its modest length, this medium-difficulty trail offers genuine off-road driving challenges that make it ideal for intermediate drivers looking to build confidence without committing to a full day's expedition. The track's straightforward nature means you can focus on vehicle handling rather than navigation stress.
As you navigate the Pylon Track, you'll encounter varied ground conditions that test your 4WD's capability across what is essentially a quick but satisfying venture into Tasmania's backcountry. The terrain keeps you engaged throughout the short distance, with natural obstacles and rutted sections providing authentic off-road driving without excessive severity. The surrounding landscape offers pleasant rural views that remind you why Tasmania's driving experiences are so distinctive.
Preparation is minimal for this accessible trail—standard 4WD safety practices apply, and the lack of steep grades means traction is your primary concern rather than hill-climbing ability. With an average completion time of just four minutes, the Pylon Track works perfectly as a stand-alone experience or as part of a larger exploration of the Guildford region. Use the Newtracs app to locate the trailhead and track your progress through this enjoyable slice of Tasmanian off-roading.
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1.0 km
Distance
4 min
Avg Time
19 km/h
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