Old Turtons Track is a 2.9 km Easy 4WD trail in Hiawatha, Victoria, Australia. Average drive time is 4 minutes.
Old Turtons Track offers 4WD enthusiasts a perfect introduction to off-road driving near Hiawatha, Victoria. This 2.9 km trail delivers a straightforward, confidence-building experience that's ideal for those new to four-wheel driving or anyone seeking a relaxed weekend adventure. You'll navigate gently rolling terrain with virtually no steep sections, allowing you to focus on enjoying the surrounding landscape rather than wrestling with challenging obstacles.
The track winds through classic Victorian bushland, providing pleasant scenery as you cruise along at a leisurely pace. You can expect to complete the entire trail in around four minutes of driving time, making it perfect for combining with other nearby routes or as a warm-up before tackling more demanding terrain. The well-established track surface is generally manageable for stock standard vehicles, though standard 4WD safety precautions apply—ensure your vehicle is roadworthy and carry basic recovery gear.
Preparation is minimal for this trail. Check your fuel and water supplies, let someone know your planned route, and bring your Newtracs app loaded with the trail map. There are no significant hazards to be aware of, though you should always drive defensively and stay alert for any fallen branches or ruts that may develop after heavy rain. Old Turtons Track is an excellent choice for families, inexperienced drivers, or anyone wanting to enjoy a peaceful drive through Victoria's natural scenery.
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2.9 km
Distance
4 min
Avg Time
51 km/h
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Light rain shower
18 km/h WSW
69%
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1.1
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Moderate rain
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