Jacky Willis Track is a 0.6 km Medium 4WD trail in Redbank, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 15%. Average drive time is 6 minutes.
You'll find the Jacky Willis Track near Redbank, Victoria, offers a compact but challenging test of your 4WD skills without requiring a major time commitment. This 0.6 km route demands respect despite its short length, featuring a demanding 15% grade that will put your vehicle's traction and engine braking to the test. The steep terrain means you'll need confident vehicle control and proper weight distribution to navigate safely, making it an ideal trail for intermediate drivers looking to build confidence on serious inclines.
The track winds through authentic bush country, delivering genuine off-road driving without excessive distance. You'll experience the kind of terrain that separates casual 4WD enthusiasts from serious drivers—loose surfaces combined with gradient challenges create an engaging drive that requires focus and skill. The Victoria bush setting provides scenic surroundings between intense sections, giving you time to appreciate the landscape.
Before tackling this route, ensure your vehicle is well-maintained with responsive brakes and good tyre tread. Check weather conditions beforehand, as the steep grade becomes significantly more hazardous in wet conditions. Bring recovery gear and consider driving with a spotter if you're less experienced. The Newtracs app will help you navigate the precise route and track your completion time against other drivers who've conquered the Jacky Willis Track.
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0.6 km
Distance
6 min
Avg Time
6 km/h
Avg Speed
15%
Steep Grade
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