Track was very wet with lots of flooded potholes. As it is an old railway track the base was nice and solid so despite the apparent size of a lot of the puddles or ruts they all checked out fine. We had no problem with 33" ATZs and lift and the 3 mostly stock 4wds we passed on the way out hd no trouble either. The sign at the start of the track says impassible in heavy rain and given the washed out state of the 3 creek crossings it would be very easy to get stuck if it got to wet. Took us about 1 1/4 hrs each way and generally not to demanding on vehicle or driver. Well worth the trip to see the falls in full flood.

The erosion mounds are steep enough that a vehicle like the Triton was scraping on most of them until it got hung up about 3/4 the way up - turned around at that point. Track also has numerous little wheel width size wash outs cut into it , very annoying because you can not get any speed/momentum going in these areas.

Ruts are a bit on the deep side if you have IFS or smaller tyres. Great view and photo op at the top though.