Blue Rag Range Track – One of Victoria’s Most Iconic 4WD Ridges
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Blue Rag Range Track – One of Victoria’s Most Iconic 4WD Ridges
If you’ve ever seen a photo of a 4WD perched on a razorback ridge in the Victorian High Country, chances are it was Blue Rag. This track is legendary—for good reason. A challenging climb, epic ridge driving, and jaw-dropping 360° views from the trig point make it one of the most unforgettable drives in the country.
What to Expect on Blue Rag Range Track
Located near Dargo, Blue Rag Range Track takes you on a narrow ridgeline journey that’s equal parts beautiful and brutal. It’s a bucket-list track for High Country explorers chasing views and vertical gains.
- Steep, rocky climbs with sharp switchbacks
- Unfenced ridgelines – not for the faint of heart
- Views that stretch from Mt Hotham to the Alpine Wilderness
- Rugged terrain requiring high clearance and low range
The final stretch to the trig point is the reward—on a clear day, it’s one of the best panoramic views you’ll find anywhere in the Alps.
Is Your Rig Ready?
- Low range 4WD essential
- Good tyres and clearance recommended
- Drop tyre pressures and go slow—ruts and loose rock are common
- Travel with a mate if possible—there’s little room for error
Blue Rag isn’t technically hard in the dry, but when it’s wet? Different story. Always check weather and conditions before heading out.
Where to Camp
There’s no camping at the summit, but plenty of top spots nearby:
- Talbotville – Base camp for multiple High Country tracks
- Wonangatta Valley – For a bigger off-grid loop
- Dargo Hotel – For a feed and a yarn after the ride
Mark the Moment with a Blue Rag Sticker
If you’ve tackled Blue Rag, you’ve earned bragging rights—and the sticker to match.
🛒 Grab your Blue Rag Range Track Sticker and let that ridge ride live on your rig, toolbox or fridge.