Matties Track is a 2.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Blackwood, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 23.85 minutes.
Matties Track delivers an accessible yet rewarding 4WD experience near Blackwood, making it perfect for drivers looking to build confidence without tackling extreme terrain. You'll navigate a compact 2.2 km route through genuinely interesting forest country that showcases Victoria's natural character, with varied ground conditions keeping you engaged throughout the drive. The well-maintained track winds through mixed eucalypt woodland, offering glimpses of native vegetation and peaceful forest surroundings that make this more than just a mechanical challenge.
The driving experience strikes an excellent balance—you'll encounter rocky sections and uneven surfaces that demand proper vehicle control and attention, but the 0% steep grade means you can focus on line selection and smooth driving technique rather than managing extreme angles. Completion typically takes around 24 minutes, though you may want to take longer to enjoy the scenery or stop for photos. The medium difficulty rating suits drivers with basic 4WD experience or those testing new vehicles in a forgiving environment.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good working order and carry essential recovery gear. While Matties Track isn't technically demanding, the forest setting means you should have communication capability and let someone know your plans. With 66 successful vehicle passes logged, this trail has proven itself as a reliable, enjoyable addition to any 4WD adventure in the region.
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2.2 km
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24 min
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9 km/h
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