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Tasmania9.5 km · UnsealedGrade Grade 2-31h 10mSummer (Dec-Mar)

Enduro Track

9.5 km

distance

1h 10m

Contour time

3.0

difficulty

Unsealed

surface

Central North Tasmania, Deloraine regionEnduro Track end
Route map: Enduro Track
Central North Tasmania, Deloraine regionEnduro Track end
Enduro Track location in Tasmania
Location in Tasmania

Scenery

Tasmania

The Central North highlands behind Deloraine are part of the Great Western Tiers - the dramatic escarpment that forms...

Road quality

Grade 3

Every segment scored on 40+ data signals.

Accessibility

Fully sealed

Best in 4WD. Peak season: Summer (Dec-Mar).

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4WDBest suited profile

Moderate difficulty track used by both 4WD vehicles and enduro motorcycles. The Tasmanian highland climate makes this track consistently challenging - wet weather is the norm rather than the exception. Best in summer.

High clearance 4WDRecovery risk: Moderate (5.0/10)

Recommended gear: Recovery boards, Snatch strap, Waterproof gear.

The road

Enduro Track sits in the Central North Tasmania highlands behind Deloraine - the Great Western Tiers escarpment country where the highland plateau drops dramatically to the north coast plains. The 9.5-kilometre track is used by both 4WD vehicles and enduro motorcycles, which means the surface is well-defined but narrow. The Tasmanian highland climate makes this track consistently challenging - wet is the default condition and the rock and root surfaces require care even in summer. Deloraine itself is one of Tasmania's most liveable small towns. The Mole Creek cave systems 20 minutes west include Marakoopa and King Solomon caves - among the best accessible caves in Australia.

Enduro Track sits in the Central North Tasmania highlands behind Deloraine - the Great Western Tiers escarpment country where the highland plateau drops dramatically to the north coast plains.

Why this road

Great Western Tiers highland terrain
Enduro track used by bikes and 4WDs
Deloraine Central North character
Moderate challenge accessible from north coast towns
Highland terrain shared by 4WDs and enduro bikes
Highland terrain shared by 4WDs and enduro bikes

The region

The Central North highlands behind Deloraine are part of the Great Western Tiers - the dramatic escarpment that forms the southern wall of the north Tasmanian plains. The area contains excellent 4WD and enduro terrain, a mix of highland wetland, dolerite rock features and eucalypt forest. Deloraine itself is one of Tasmania's most liveable small towns.

The Great Western Tiers - the highland wall above Deloraine
The Great Western Tiers - the highland wall above Deloraine

Before you go

Fuel in Deloraine. Summer recommended. Waterproof gear essential. Standard recovery kit adequate. The track is used by enduro bikes and 4WDs - be aware of other users in tight sections.

Best season:Summer (Dec-Mar)
Surface:Unsealed

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Worth stopping for

Mole Creek Karst National Park

The cave systems at Mole Creek (Marakoopa and King Solomon caves) are among the best accessible caves in Australia - 20 minutes west of Deloraine.

Deloraine township

One of Tasmania's nicest regional towns with good food, a weekly craft market and the Yarns Artwork in Silk gallery dedicated to Tasmanian history.

Route

Start

Central North Tasmania, Deloraine region

End

Enduro Track end

Gallery

Highland terrain shared by 4WDs and enduro bikes
Highland terrain shared by 4WDs and enduro bikes
The Great Western Tiers - the highland wall above Deloraine
The Great Western Tiers - the highland wall above Deloraine
Marakoopa Cave - glow-worms and underground rivers at Mole Creek
Marakoopa Cave - glow-worms and underground rivers at Mole Creek

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