Hugs Track is a 6.9 km Medium 4WD trail in Walhalla East, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 7%, winch recovery may be required. Average drive time is 39 minutes.
Hugs Track delivers a satisfying medium-difficulty challenge that rewards 4WD enthusiasts with technical driving and rewarding scenery near Walhalla East. You'll navigate a 6.9 km route that demands respect and preparation, particularly the steep 7% grade sections that test both your vehicle's capability and your driving skill. The terrain combines rocky outcrops with tighter sections where precision matters—this isn't a casual cruise, but rather an engaging drive that keeps you focused throughout.
What sets Hugs Track apart is its requirement for winch capability, making it ideal for experienced off-roaders looking to push their skills in a controlled environment. You should arrive well-prepared with a properly equipped vehicle and recovery gear; the steep grades and technical sections mean there's genuine consequence to mistakes. The Victorian landscape surrounding the track offers scenic rewards for your effort, with the moderate 39-minute completion time allowing you to soak in the environment without excessive time commitment.
Eight vehicles have successfully tackled Hugs Track, establishing a solid track record that speaks to its genuine challenge level without being prohibitively difficult. You'll find the experience strikes an excellent balance—demanding enough to feel accomplished upon completion, yet achievable for competent 4WD drivers with proper vehicle preparation and cautious technique.
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6.9 km
Distance
39 min
Avg Time
11 km/h
Avg Speed
7%
Steep Grade
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