Water Reserve Track is a 2.8 km Medium 4WD trail in Wandiligong, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 26%. Average drive time is 12 minutes.
Water Reserve Track delivers an exciting test of vehicle control and driver confidence near Wandiligong. You'll tackle a punchy 26% grade that demands respect and proper technique, making this 2.8 km route ideal for intermediate 4WD drivers looking to build their skills on genuine challenging terrain. The steep sections require careful line selection and smooth throttle management, particularly when navigating the tighter switchbacks that characterize this track.
The landscape unfolds through attractive high country scenery as you climb toward the water reserve, offering rewarding views once you've conquered the technical sections. You'll encounter a mix of rocky outcrops and compacted earth surface that can be slippery in wet conditions, so timing your visit for dry weather is essential. Tree coverage provides some relief from exposed driving, though low-hanging branches mean you should check your vehicle's clearance before attempting this route.
With only 12 minutes of driving time needed to complete the track, Water Reserve is perfect for combining with other nearby trails or as a focused training session. Eight vehicles have already driven this route successfully, confirming it's achievable for capable 4WD operators. Before heading out, ensure your vehicle is in good mechanical condition, check your tire pressures, and carry recovery equipment—those steep grades demand a well-prepared rig.
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2.8 km
Distance
12 min
Avg Time
15 km/h
Avg Speed
26%
Steep Grade
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