Tawonga Gap Track is a 6.7 km Medium 4WD trail in Tawonga South, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 9%. Average drive time is 27 minutes.
The Tawonga Gap Track delivers an excellent introduction to off-road driving in Victoria's High Country, offering enough technical challenge to keep experienced drivers engaged without overwhelming those still building their skills. You'll navigate a 6.7 km route that climbs through varied terrain, with a steep 9% grade that demands respect and proper vehicle control. The landscape transitions from open woodland into more rugged country, rewarding your effort with impressive elevated views across the surrounding region.
This medium-difficulty track requires steady concentration as you work through the climbing sections and uneven surfaces. You should ensure your vehicle is well-serviced before attempting this trail—good tyre condition and properly functioning brakes are essential given the gradient. Ground clearance matters here, and momentum management will be key to your success on the steeper pitches.
The driving experience typically takes around 27 minutes for completion, though you may want to allow extra time to fully appreciate the scenery and safely navigate the technical sections. Eighteen vehicles have successfully completed this track, proving it's achievable for well-prepared 4WD enthusiasts. Check conditions before you head out, as wet weather can significantly impact the trail's difficulty. You can track your progress and share your experience using the Newtracs app.
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6.7 km
Distance
27 min
Avg Time
15 km/h
Avg Speed
9%
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