Dry Gully North Track

You'll find the Dry Gully North Track near Toombon, Victoria, offers an excellent introduction to river crossing techniques without overwhelming difficulty. This short but engaging 0.2 km route showcases the dynamic interplay between water and terrain that makes off-road driving so rewarding. The track's manageable medium difficulty rating (2/4) makes it perfect for drivers building their water-fording skills or those seeking a quick but memorable drive.

The driving experience here centres on navigating river crossings, where you'll need to read the water carefully and maintain steady momentum. With 28 vehicles already having tackled this track, you can be confident in its accessibility, though each crossing requires respect and attention. The terrain is relatively forgiving with no steep grades to contend with, allowing you to focus on smooth vehicle control through the water rather than managing extreme angles. Completion typically takes just 2 minutes, making this an ideal warm-up before tackling longer trails in the region.

Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good condition and that your water crossings technique is sound. Check weather conditions beforehand—recent rainfall can affect water levels and current strength. Bring basic recovery gear and never underestimate the power of flowing water. The Newtracs app provides detailed trail information to help you prepare properly for this scenic Victorian gem.