Pitts Track is a 1.5 km Medium 4WD trail in Marysville, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 17%. Average drive time is 5.07 minutes.
If you're seeking a short but punchy 4WD challenge near Melbourne, Pitts Track delivers genuine excitement in just 1.5 kilometres. This medium-difficulty trail near Marysville proves that length doesn't determine thrills—you'll tackle a steep 17% grade that demands respect and proper vehicle setup. The concentrated intensity makes it perfect for testing your driving skills without committing to a full-day expedition.
The terrain is unforgiving, featuring deeply rutted sections that will challenge your suspension and demand precise line selection. You'll navigate rocky outcrops and uneven surfaces that keep you engaged throughout the brief but demanding drive. The surrounding forest landscape provides a scenic backdrop, though your focus will rightfully remain on the technical challenge ahead. With an average completion time of just 5 minutes, you can expect constant concentration rather than cruising.
Before tackling Pitts Track, ensure your vehicle is in top condition—experienced 4WD drivers are recommended due to the steep grades and rough surface. Check your tyre pressure, suspension, and recovery gear. Weather conditions can dramatically affect traction here, so avoid this trail after heavy rain. With over 50 successful vehicle runs logged, you'll have confidence that your rig can handle it, but respect the terrain regardless. Track your progress with the Newtracs app to record your completion and compare notes with the community of drivers who've conquered this little beast.
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1.5 km
Distance
5 min
Avg Time
17 km/h
Avg Speed
17%
Steep Grade
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