Rocky Link Track is a 0.5 km Medium 4WD trail in Stanley, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 32%. Average drive time is 6 minutes.
Rocky Link Track near Stanley delivers an adrenaline-pumping challenge that punches well above its modest 0.5 km length. You'll tackle a brutal 32% grade that demands respect and precision, making this a perfect proving ground for drivers looking to test their vehicle's capabilities and their own nerve on a concentrated technical section. The steep descent (or ascent, depending on your direction) requires careful throttle control and line selection, with unforgiving terrain that leaves no room for hesitation.
The dramatic Victorian landscape surrounding this track adds visual appeal to the physical challenge. You'll experience raw, rugged terrain that showcases why this region attracts serious 4WD enthusiasts. While the steep grade is the star attraction here, the compact nature of Rocky Link Track means you can complete it in around 6 minutes, though you'll want to take your time and focus on technique rather than speed.
Before attempting this medium-difficulty trail, ensure your vehicle is in top mechanical condition—engine brakes, differentials, and traction control will all work overtime on that 32% gradient. Check conditions beforehand, as weather can dramatically affect traction on steep sections. With only six vehicles logged on Newtracs so far, you'll enjoy a relatively quiet experience, though this also means less traffic to indicate safe lines. Bring recovery gear and consider a spotter for the steepest sections.
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0.5 km
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6 min
Avg Time
6 km/h
Avg Speed
32%
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