Mt Jenkins Track is a 11.6 km Easy 4WD trail in Big Desert, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 13 minutes.
You'll discover why Mt Jenkins Track is a favorite among 4WD enthusiasts seeking an accessible introduction to off-road driving near Big Desert, Victoria. This 11.6 km route offers a perfect blend of easy terrain and scenic exploration, making it ideal for drivers building their skills or those wanting a relaxed weekend adventure. The track winds through diverse landscape with minimal technical challenges—you'll encounter no steep grades throughout the entire route, allowing you to focus on enjoying the surroundings rather than wrestling with your vehicle.
The driving experience is smooth and straightforward, with stable surfaces that reward steady progress rather than aggressive technique. You'll traverse through characteristic Big Desert scenery, where open country and native vegetation create an authentic outback atmosphere. The relatively quick 13-minute average completion time means you can cover the trail efficiently, though you might want to linger longer to appreciate the environment and take photographs.
Preparation for Mt Jenkins Track is refreshingly minimal. Standard vehicle maintenance and a full fuel tank are your main considerations, along with carrying water and snacks for the journey. The trail's easy rating and flat profile make it accessible to most capable 4WD vehicles. Before heading out, check current track conditions through the Newtracs app to ensure optimal driving. With only a handful of vehicles having tackled this route so far, you'll enjoy a peaceful, uncrowded experience exploring this Victorian gem.
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12 km
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13 min
Avg Time
57 km/h
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