Dawson City Track is a 1.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Brookville, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 19%. Average drive time is 10 minutes.
If you're seeking a technical challenge without committing to a full day of driving, the Dawson City Track delivers genuine 4WD thrills in a compact package near Brookville. You'll tackle a punchy 19% grade that demands proper vehicle setup and driver confidence, making this medium-difficulty route a perfect proving ground for upgrading your off-road skills. The steep terrain keeps things interesting across just 1.2 km, though that brevity shouldn't fool you—this isn't a leisurely cruise.
The track winds through genuine bush country with native vegetation framing your approach, and you'll appreciate the varied ground conditions that test your traction and line choice. Loose gravel sections alternate with firmer earth, keeping you engaged throughout the climb. The surrounding landscape offers pleasant views across the region, rewarding your concentration with some scenic vistas. With nearly 40 vehicles already having successfully navigated this route, you'll know the path is established and passable, though you should still prepare accordingly.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in top condition—proper tyre pressure, working recovery points, and reliable brakes are non-negotiable on grades this steep. Check conditions beforehand using the Newtracs app, and consider tackling this trail with a buddy vehicle nearby. The 10-minute completion time means you could easily combine this with other nearby tracks, making it an excellent addition to a broader local exploration.
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1.2 km
Distance
10 min
Avg Time
8 km/h
Avg Speed
19%
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