Wombat Range Track is a 4.2 km Medium 4WD trail in Wongungarra, Victoria, Australia. Expect max gradient up to 35%. Average drive time is 37.45 minutes.
You'll find yourself tackling some genuinely challenging grades on the Wombat Range Track, making it an excellent test of your 4WD's capability without requiring extreme vehicle modifications. Near Wongungarra in Victoria, this 4.2 km route delivers a satisfying off-road experience that rewards careful driving and decent ground clearance. The steep 35% grades demand respect and attention, particularly if recent rain has softened the terrain, so checking conditions beforehand is essential.
The driving experience here is focused and engaging, with the track winding through natural Victorian bushland as you navigate the elevation changes. You'll encounter sections where momentum management becomes critical—too fast and you risk losing control, too slow and traction becomes an issue. The scenery rewards your effort, offering glimpses of the surrounding ranges as you climb. With nearly 150 drivers having completed this trail, you'll find it's become a popular proving ground for intermediate 4WD enthusiasts.
Before heading out, ensure your vehicle has good tire tread and properly functioning brakes. The steep grades mean you'll need to control your descent carefully on the return journey. Allow around 37 minutes for completion, though this varies with experience level and ground conditions. Bring water and let someone know your plans—while the trail is well-established, you're still venturing into remote terrain where preparation pays dividends.
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4.2 km
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37 min
Avg Time
9 km/h
Avg Speed
35%
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