Description
Experience the Victorian High Country 4WD Tour as you take on Mt Terrible in this action-packed 1-day tag along adventure. This guided trip delivers steep climbs, river crossings and some of the best scenery in Victoria.
🚙 Tour Overview
Tour: Join the HEMA Map Patrol Vehicle on a Victorian High Country Adventure
Duration: 1 Day
Location: Victorian High Country
Skill Level: Easy to Moderate
Start: Jamieson, VIC
Finish: Marysville, VIC
Upcoming Dates: Sunday 19 July 2026
Experience the iconic Victorian High Country on this 1-day 4WD tag-along tour, led by experienced guides and the HEMA Map Patrol Vehicle. This trip delivers the perfect mix of adventure, scenery, and technical driving, all in one action-packed day.
📍 Tour Description
This adventure kicks off early in the morning in Jamieson, where we’ll meet, run through a quick safety briefing, and outline the day ahead before heading off as a convoy into the High Country.
You’ll take on a range of tracks including:
- Ryan Spur Track
- Boundary Track
- Big River Road
Throughout the day, expect steep climbs, descents, and river crossings, all set against some of the most breathtaking scenery in Australia.
The standout feature of this tour is the climb up Mt Terrible. It’s steep, technical, and incredibly rewarding. Once at the summit, you’ll be greeted with panoramic views across the High Country that make every bit of the climb worth it.
We’ll stop throughout the day for photos and a scenic lunch break, giving you time to soak it all in.
The tour finishes in the afternoon at Marysville, with easy access to camping grounds or the highway home.
This Victorian High Country 4WD tour is designed for drivers looking to build confidence while exploring iconic tracks.
🏔️ Tracks & Highlights
- Mount Terrible Track
- Mount Terrible Hut
- Mount Terrible Summit
- Ryan Spur Track
- Ryan Spur Hut
- Boundary Track
- Corn Hill Track
✅ What’s Included
- National Park Fees
- Friendly & Experienced Guides
- Qualified First Aid Officer
- Emergency Satellite Communication
🎒 What to Bring
- Basic recovery gear (snatch strap, shackles, etc.)
- UHF radio (80 channel – handheld or vehicle mounted)
- Camp chair (for lunch stop)
- Appropriate clothing (weather can change quickly)
- Lunch, snacks & drinks
- Plenty of water for you and passengers
- Hat & sunscreen
- Full tank of fuel
Note: One full tank of fuel is sufficient for the day.
🚗 Vehicle & Driver Requirements
- One Rated recovery point
- Vehicles must be registered and roadworthy
- Drivers must hold a valid licence
This is an easy to moderate trip, however drivers should have basic 4WD experience.
No bypass tracks are available, and water crossings are included.
🛡️ Insurance Requirement
Comprehensive vehicle insurance is required for all participating vehicles.
🐾 Pets
Sorry, no domestic pets permitted due to National Park regulations.
📌 Important Information
- This is a full day tour – please allow the entire day
- Tour routes may change due to weather, closures, or safety conditions
- Alternate tracks and highlights will be used if required
🌄 Why This Victorian High Country 4WD Tour?
The Victorian High Country is one of Australia’s most iconic 4WD destinations, known for its steep terrain, remote tracks and incredible views. This tour gives you the opportunity to experience it safely with expert guidance, while still enjoying the challenge of driving your own vehicle.
From technical climbs to river crossings and mountain summits, this Victorian High Country 4WD tour packs a huge amount of variety into a single day, making it perfect for those short on time but wanting a real off-road experience.
⚠️ Booking Information
Bookings are essential
Only booked participants will be permitted to join the tour
Strictly limited to 10 vehicles
Call to book:
Narellan, NSW – (02) 4648 2085
Pakenham, VIC – (03) 5940 3377
Or book online via our website.
❗ Cancellation Policy
Please refer to our Terms & Conditions in the FAQ section prior to booking.
*Tracks and access to some attractions may become limited due to weather, track closures or other conditions. In these instances, backup routes and alternate highlights will be used.
