Offroad and Camping Club of Victoria
Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park is a fascinating and historically rich area located near Castlemaine, in central Victoria, about 120 km northwest of Melbourne. Covering around 7,500 hectares, it protects…
Whether you’re looking for a 4WD track close to Melbourne or keen to venture further afield, there are plenty of great options across Victoria. This website features some excellent tracks…
4WD (Four-Wheel Drive) vs AWD (All-Wheel Drive) There is very little mechanical difference between a 4WD and an AWD. AWD is generally for on-road driving, and 4WD is for off-road…
Four Wheel Drive Victoria, in partnership with DEECA and Parks Victoria will deliver a clean up the bush event at Mount Disappointment State Forest. When: Saturday 15 November 2025 Time:…
Before heading off-road, both you and your vehicle must be properly prepared. Off-road environments can be unpredictable, and being ready helps ensure not only your safety but the reliability and…
Members of the club attended the Four Wheel Drive Victoria 50th Anniversary celebrations in Merrijig last weekend. Here a few pictures from the weekend.
Yesterday, the Club ran a day trip from Blackwood to Daylesford, finishing at the Blow Hole at Hepburn. A very enjoyable trip was had by all. Thanks to Brent for…
Paul was the founder of the Aberfeldy Track Historic Touring Route, which runs from Walhalla to Jamieson. This initiative highlights the rich mining and settlement history of the region, offering…
What’s the best ways to store and transport fuel — from long-range tanks and fuel bladders to the rules and regulations surrounding jerry cans. Jerry cans Can use plastic or…
Vehicle use on Victorian public land. On Victorian public land, you can drive on all designated 4WD and formed roads and tracks that are open to the public, but off-road…