Blue Shirt Track is a 1.5 km Medium 4WD trail in Nunniong, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 11%. Average drive time is 12 minutes.
You'll discover why the Blue Shirt Track has earned its reputation as a solid medium-grade challenge near Nunniong. This 1.5 km route packs genuine technical driving into a compact package, with an 11% grade that demands respect and proper vehicle setup. The steep sections test your vehicle's traction and your concentration, making it an ideal proving ground for intermediate 4WD drivers looking to build confidence without committing to marathon-length expeditions.
The terrain combines rocky outcrops with rutted sections that reveal the track's well-worn history—five vehicles have successfully navigated it before you, leaving their mark on the landscape. You'll experience genuine off-road driving conditions rather than groomed alternatives, with natural obstacles that require careful line selection and steady throttle control. The Victoria High Country scenery provides a rewarding backdrop to your 12-minute push through challenging country.
Before tackling the Blue Shirt Track, ensure your vehicle is in top mechanical condition, with attention to suspension, brakes, and tyre grip. The steep gradient means engine braking will be crucial on descent, so manual transmissions have a natural advantage. Bring a recovery kit and consider having a spotter if you're new to steep-grade driving. Check current conditions using the Newtracs app before heading out, as weather can quickly make this track significantly more demanding than its medium rating suggests.
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1.5 km
Distance
12 min
Avg Time
8 km/h
Avg Speed
11%
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