Link Track is a 3.7 km Medium 4WD trail in Harrietville, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 7%. Average drive time is 20.53 minutes.
You'll find Link Track offers the perfect introduction to off-road driving in Victoria's high country, combining accessibility with genuine adventure near Harrietville. This 3.7 km trail delivers a satisfying mix of technical sections and scenic Alpine views without overwhelming novice 4WD drivers—38 vehicles have successfully completed it, proving it's an achievable challenge for most capable vehicles.
As you navigate the track, expect a consistent 7% grade that keeps things interesting without becoming punishing. The terrain varies between rocky outcrops and rutted sections where careful line choice matters, rewarding smooth throttle control and precise steering. You'll traverse through native vegetation with expansive views across the surrounding ranges, making this as much a scenic experience as a mechanical test. The narrow sections demand concentration, particularly when managing the steeper pitches where momentum management becomes critical.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good mechanical condition and properly aired down for the terrain. Check your fuel and carry water, as you'll be well away from services. While the trail isn't extreme, respect the gradient and always use lower gears on descents to control speed safely. The Newtracs app will help you navigate accurately, keeping you on track through the winding sections. With proper preparation and steady driving technique, Link Track offers an excellent day out that'll boost your confidence and skills in manageable doses.
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3.7 km
Distance
21 min
Avg Time
12 km/h
Avg Speed
7%
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