4WD Adventures

Unleash your inner adventurer and explore the diverse landscapes of The Murray on a thrilling 4WD experience. Discover rugged tracks, hidden trails, and breathtaking scenery as you navigate through national parks, state forests, and the vast outback. From the iconic river red gums to the remote beauty of the Mallee, a 4WD adventure in The Murray is an unforgettable journey of discovery.

Top Spots

River Red Gum Drive
This 354km drive (classified as Easy in dry conditions) takes you through a stunning array of landscapes, including Gunbower National Park, Koondrook State Forest, Perricoota State Forest, Barmah National Park, and Murray Valley National Park. Allow 2-3 days to fully appreciate the natural and cultural heritage of this area, with opportunities to spot wildlife, explore historic sites, and enjoy the scenic beauty of the river red gum forests.
Mallee Drive
Venture into the outback and experience the timeless landscapes of the Mallee region on this 625km drive (classified as Medium in dry conditions). This adventure takes you through Murray Sunset National Park and Wyperfield National Park, showcasing sand dunes, pink lakes, woodlands, rolling plains, and abundant native wildlife.
Woomargama National Park
Located in the Upper Murray, this park offers plenty of unsealed, dry-weather roads to test your 4WD skills. Enjoy a day trip from Albury Wodonga or Holbrook and explore the park's diverse terrain.

Tips & Safety

Planning
Before embarking on any 4WD adventure, research the route, check weather conditions, and ensure your vehicle is properly equipped. Inform someone of your plans and expected return time.
Safety Information
For 4WD hints and tips, as well as safety information, visit Victoria's Iconic 4WD Adventures and Transport for NSW Centre for Road Safety.
Respect the Environment
Practice responsible 4WDing by staying on designated tracks, minimizing your impact, and respecting wildlife and cultural sites.

Remember: Always check track conditions and any alerts or closures before heading out. Pack appropriate gear, including water, sunscreen, a first-aid kit, and recovery equipment. Be aware of changing weather conditions and drive to the conditions.