Lyrebird Track is a 2.0 km Extreme 4WD trail in Jamieson, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 61%. Average drive time is 15 minutes.
If you're seeking an extreme 4WD challenge that will test your vehicle's capability and your nerves, Lyrebird Track delivers in spades. This 2km beast near Jamieson pushes boundaries with a relentless 61% grade that demands absolute precision and respect. You'll navigate terrain so steep that every meter requires complete concentration, making this one of Victoria's most demanding off-road experiences.
The driving experience is intense and unforgiving. You'll encounter rocky outcrops, deep ruts, and sections where the slope feels almost vertical beneath your wheels. The short 2km distance is deceptive—most drivers spend around 15 minutes completing this trail, and those minutes will feel significant. The surrounding landscape showcases the rugged Gippsland high country, but you'll be too focused on line choice and traction to fully appreciate the views. Recovery gear and spotting are essential; this isn't a trail for solo attempts or vehicles without serious articulation and lockers.
Only two vehicles have successfully tackled Lyrebird Track, which speaks volumes about its extreme nature. This is exclusively for experienced off-roaders with heavily modified rigs and nerves of steel. Preparation is non-negotiable—know your vehicle's limits, carry full recovery equipment, and ideally bring experienced spotters. Newtracs lets you log your attempt and track your progress, but the real victory is simply getting through it intact.
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2.0 km
Distance
15 min
Avg Time
8 km/h
Avg Speed
61%
Steep Grade
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