Mills Link Track is a 1.0 km Medium 4WD trail in Nurran, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 18%. Average drive time is 2.37 minutes.
You'll discover an exhilarating short burst of 4WD driving near Nurran that packs serious challenge into just one kilometre. The Mills Link Track delivers an impressive 18% gradient that demands respect from your vehicle and driving skill, making it an ideal proving ground for testing your rig's capabilities and your own off-road technique. Despite its brief length, this medium-difficulty trail offers the kind of technical driving experience that keeps enthusiasts coming back.
The terrain is unforgiving, with steep sections that require careful throttle control and good weight distribution to navigate successfully. You'll need a vehicle in good mechanical condition with reliable four-wheel drive engagement, as the gradient leaves little room for error. The rural Victorian setting around Nurran provides a genuine outback atmosphere, though the short duration means you can tackle this challenge during a quick adventure or as part of a larger trail-running session.
Before attempting Mills Link Track, ensure your tyres have proper grip and tread, check your brakes are in excellent condition, and consider your vehicle's approach and departure angles. The Newtracs app can help you locate this trail and track your performance. Bring water and a basic recovery kit—while the track is short, the steepness means preparedness is essential. Only one vehicle has completed it so far, so you'll be joining a select group of capable 4WD drivers who've conquered this demanding Victorian gem.
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1.0 km
Distance
2 min
Avg Time
24 km/h
Avg Speed
18%
Steep Grade
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