Black Range Track is a 3.5 km Easy 4WD trail in Narbethong, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 12 minutes.
If you're new to off-road driving or looking for a confidence-building cruise through Victoria's high country, the Black Range Track delivers exactly what you need. This gentle 3.5 km route near Narbethong offers the perfect introduction to 4WD exploration without demanding technical skills or nerve-wracking obstacles. You'll navigate easy terrain that lets you focus on enjoying the drive rather than wrestling with your vehicle, making it ideal for families or those testing their setup for the first time.
The track winds through beautiful forest country with varied scenery that keeps the short drive interesting. You'll experience a mix of well-formed sections and rougher patches that provide authentic off-road feel without the intensity—think of it as the Goldilocks of trail driving in this region. The completely flat gradient means you won't battle steep climbs or tricky descents, so fuel consumption stays minimal and stress stays even lower. With over 80 successful runs logged by Newtracs users, you can trust this trail is regularly driven and well-established.
Before heading out, basic vehicle maintenance is all you need—tire pressure adjustment and a quick check of your undercarriage will suffice. The 12-minute average completion time makes this perfect for combining with nearby trails or fitting into a half-day adventure. Pack water and snacks, bring a charged phone, and you're ready to experience genuine off-road driving in one of Victoria's most scenic areas.
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3.5 km
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12 min
Avg Time
18 km/h
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