Drift Hunters Tracks – The Ultimate Guide

Whether you want to learn the basics, quickly earn money, or master the game, this guide answers all your questions about Drift Hunters tracks.

TL;DR – Best Drift Hunters Tracks

• Best for beginners – Docks (open areas)
• Best for earning money fast – City (outer loop)
• Best for high speed/points – City (outer loop) or Tyshen
• Most technical – Touge
• Most fun – Docks or Port
• Best for wall-riding – Port or Stadium

Introduction

Are you looking to channel your inner James Deane, or are you simply trying to find tracks that won’t send you crashing into every wall? As one of the most popular free online games here at Drifted, Drift Hunters offers tracks for every skill level, and we’ll explain which ones best suit your needs.

From beginner-friendly layouts to technical sections requiring precise throttle control, these tracks will test various aspects of your drifting skills. You’ll encounter wide sweepers perfect for building huge point combos and challenging mountain passes that’ll push your abilities to the limit.

The great thing about Drift Hunters’ tracks is the variety of options available. You might start with basic figure-eights in Stadium, but soon, you’ll advance to silky-smooth transitions through Touge’s mountain passes. And (thankfully) unlike real-life drifting, you won’t burn through a set of tires every twenty minutes!

As you progress, understanding weight transfer, momentum, and the balance between throttle and countersteer becomes crucial as you progress. If you’re interested in learning more about any of these, check out our How To Drift In Drift Hunters guide, which will help you with the basics before you start.

If you’re unsure which car will be best to help you on your journey, make sure you take a look at our guide to the top cars in Drift Hunters. If you want to take things one step further by mastering the art of tuning in Drift Hunters, we’ve also got you covered!

Let’s look at each track and whether it suits your skill level and money-earning goals, from the easiest money-makers to the easiest or most challenging technical courses. Simply click one of the options on the menu below or scroll past it to dive into each track on offer.

Drift Hunters Tracks

Drift Hunters features ten varied tracks – eight drift circuits and two open playgrounds. We’ll cover each in the same order they appear in the game menu.

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Nishuri (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 6/10

• Somewhat challenging layout but is still fairly forgiving for beginners due to off-track space in most areas
• You can go off-track without breaking combos
• It soon gets easier once you learn the flow and remember what’s coming up

Money-Making Potential: 7/10

• Decent earnings, even with starter cars
• Once you start to master Nishuri, try wall-running where possible to boost multipliers quickly
• 25k+ points achievable in just a few minutes with stock AE86

Nishuri is often the first choice for those new to Drift Hunters, bringing a balanced mix of technical corners and forgiving spaces, making it ideal for learning drift transitions.

While the layout demands respect, it won’t punish every mistake, making it great for getting the hang of the basics. Don’t panic if you head off-track. You can continue drifting without losing your precious combo multiplier.

Watch out for the gravel sections, though – they’ll do their best to send you into a spin. The grass isn’t much better, either, as you’ll lose precious grip while killing your speed. Stay within reasonable bounds of the track, as venturing too far off can result in surprise collisions with the walls (ask us how we know!)

One of the best features of Nishuri (once you’re more confident) is the ability to manji before running the wall on the home straight, Meihan style! When you’re confident enough, you can make controlled contact with the barriers, racking up points in a way that feels like a money hack.

Once you’ve spent some time learning the track’s rhythm, it becomes quite relaxing as you get lost in the flow of the track.

Pro Tips

• Start with wide entries into corners to maintain drift angles
• Use wall-running sections to maximize points
• Try to avoid heading into the gravel, but don’t panic if you do
• Learn the track’s flow – it becomes surprisingly relaxing with practice!

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Stadium (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 7/10

• Narrow track with unforgiving concrete walls
• Tight, technical turns throughout
• Hard to maintain flow without precision
• Feels like a real Drift Masters layout!

Money-Making Potential: 4/10

• High spin-out risk (due to technicality) often kills combos
• Requires serious skill to earn decent money
• More suited to practice than profit
• There are much better tracks for fast money-earning

Stadium is one of the trickiest locations in Drift Hunters. You’ll find yourself threading the needle between concrete walls that lie in wait, wanting to end your precious combo (and ruin your pride!)

The layout will remind you of pro drift venues like the one seen in the Drift Masters final, with technical turns that demand precise throttle control and perfect weight transfer. Getting into a rhythm here is tough – one slight miscalculation, and you’ll face the wrong way before you can say “whoa, too much angle!”

While it’s great for refining your skills and practicing precision, beginners will want to look elsewhere for their first few runs. Think of Stadium as the track that separates the drift apprentices from the masters.

Pro Tips

• Focus on smooth inputs – aggressive throttle will often lead to spins
• Perfect your line before trying to chain combos
• Use the walls to your advantage as you progress
• Master this track, and you’ll be ready for anything
• When in doubt, remember (even if it’s boring) that sometimes, less angle means more points!

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Tyshen (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 5/10

• Fast, flowing layout with lots of room for error
• Forgiving corners with decent runoff areas where you don’t need to worry about losing your combo
• Easy to maintain speed through transitions
• Great for learning high-speed control

Money-Making Potential: 8/10

• Perfect for building huge combos
• Long sweeping corners keep those multipliers climbing!
• Minimal risk of spin-outs if you stay smooth with the steering/throttle inputs
• Many feel it’s the best track for earning money quickly

Tyshen offers the perfect balance of speed and control, with flowing corners that let you maintain crazy speeds throughout your run. Where Stadium is a technical nightmare, Tyshen is its friendlier cousin (one that wants you to get rich quickly!)

The wide track gives you plenty of room to experiment with different lines and big angles, and the sweeping corners are perfect for practicing high-speed transitions. Even if you mess up, there’s usually enough space for corrections before the next corner approaches.

This is where you’ll want to come when you’re ready to start making serious money in Drift Hunters to put towards new cars and tuning upgrades. The layout practically begs you to link corners together, and maintaining those precious multipliers becomes second nature once you find your rhythm.

There are some steep elevation changes here that will still try and catch you off-guard.

And, if you’re feeling brave, there are also walls to run, but given the speed and the fact you’ll need to be in the dirt, you’ll need to be super careful!

Just remember – smooth is fast, and fast is money!

Pro Tips

• Start wide and clip the apexes for maximum angle
• Use the straights for quick manji drifts to keep combos alive
• Don’t be afraid to push your speed – this track can handle it
• Keep it smooth, and the cash will stack itself
• Try different entry speeds and angles to find your sweet spot

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Docks (Playground)

Difficulty Rating: 7/10

• Tight, twisty sections between obstacles and in hidden areas
• Crane supports provide the ultimate talent practice
• Plenty of ramps, buildings, and containers to navigate
• Wide-open areas balance out the technical sections – it can be as easy or hard as you want it to be!

Money-Making Potential: 6/10

• Great for consistent earnings while learning
• Freedom to create your own drift layout
• Easy to maintain combos in the open areas
• Not the highest-paying, but reliable for practice

Welcome to your personal drifting playground! As the first free-roam option in Drift Hunters, Docks allows you to have fun exploring as you drift without the pressure of the track. While the open areas might seem welcoming initially, don’t be fooled – this playground has teeth!

As you get braver, see if you can navigate between the crane supports, use the shipping containers as clipping points, and thread through some of the tightest sections in the game.

The mix of technical challenges and open spaces means you can choose your own adventure (and difficulty). Want to play it safe? Stick to the wide areas. Feeling brave? Throw down the biggest angles you can through the obstacles!

While you’re not likely to set any money-earning records here, Docks is heaps of fun. From basic practice to advanced technical challenges where you can nail your skills, it’s like having your own private drift spot without angry security guards and expensive tire bills!

Pro Tips

• Start in the open areas before tackling the technical sections
• Perfect for testing new cars and getting used to their handling
• Use the obstacles to master your drift car handling setup
• Watch out for those sneaky obstacles – they love ending combos
• Try throwing down figure-eights for endless combo practice

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Dust (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 7/10

• Fast, flowing corners with deceptive edges
• Sand/dusty areas ready to catch you out at any moment
• No clear track boundaries in many sections
• Scattered walls and barriers add an extra challenge if you’re feeling confident!

Money-Making Potential: 5/10

• Decent earning potential if you stay on the tarmac
• The sandy areas will test your limits, wanting to throw you into a spin
• Good for practicing precise drifting and control
• Better options available for pure money-making

Dust brings something a little different to Drift Hunters, mixing grippy tarmac and harsh sandy sections. Think of it as your favorite drift track with a rally cross twist – just don’t expect any forgiving run-off areas!

The layout features some seriously quick corners where you can hold big angles, but you’ll want to keep an eye on the track’s edges. The lack of separation between the asphalt and sand in most sections makes it easy to drift too wide and find yourself spinning out, and only the tighter corners offer rumble strips.

While the wide-open nature might seem ideal, the scattered walls throughout the track will quickly remind you otherwise. The finish straight offers a perfect opportunity to practice your “run the wall” skills – just make sure you’re feeling confident, or you can wave goodbye to your combo!

Pro Tips

• Try not to venture off the tarmac, as it quickly becomes unpredictable
• Use the rumble strips to maximize the track width where available
• If you’re feeling brave, perfect your wall runs on the finish straight
• Gentle inputs work best when grip levels change
• Be careful with the dust – it’ll want to spin you out

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Port (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 6/10

• A mix of tight technical sections and flowing corners
• Plenty of containers and walls to test your skills
• Some sections are deceptively narrow
• Tight corners can catch you out when you least expect it

Money-Making Potential: 7/10

• Great potential for building combos
• Technical sections reward smooth driving
• A perfect mix of risk and reward
• Consistent combos and earnings once you learn the layout

Port brings industrial vibes with a layout that’ll test your technical skills and ability to link it all together. There are shipping containers, concrete barriers, and enough space to get creative with your lines. (But don’t get too chilled, or it’ll catch you out!)

The track flows naturally between tight technical sections and wider areas where you can show off your skills. Just don’t let that momentum carry you too far, as the unexpected tight corners have a habit of appearing exactly when you feel most confident!

While the industrial setting might seem predictable, the endless containers can get a little trippy. Consider taking a few sighting laps initially to learn the layout – there’s nothing worse than nailing your combo only to realize you can’t remember which way the track goes next!

Once you’ve got the layout down, those endless walls and containers to test your limits. Feeling brave? Try running the walls through the straights, but be prepared to risk your combo multiplier.

Pro Tips

• Start slow and learn the layout, as it’s tough to know what to expect from the next turn
• Watch your entry speed into the tighter sections
• Use the wider areas to build your confidence
• Master your transitions between technical and flowing areas
• Use the walls to your advantage for the ultimate combos once you’ve built up confidence

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Emashi (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 6/10

• Long flowing corners perfect for maintaining angles at high speed
• Fewer sharp turns than most tracks
• Great layout for linking sections together
• Perfect for practicing long, sustained drifts

Money-Making Potential: 9/10

• One of the best tracks for earning cash quickly
• Perfect for building huge combos
• Long corners help maintain multipliers
• Great for both beginners and advanced drivers

Are you looking to rack up some serious points? Emashi is likely to be your new favorite drift spot. While it’s not the most fun, its flowing layout and generous corners mean it’s practically designed for racking up the drift multipliers.

Unlike some of the more technical tracks, Emashi focuses on smooth transitions and sustained drifts. The lack of super sharp turns means you can focus on perfecting your lines without constantly worrying about sudden direction changes.

No wonder it’s considered one of the best money-making tracks in the game. Those long corners give you plenty of time to find the sweet spot and keep those points climbing. However, don’t get too comfortable with going off-track – even the most forgiving tracks will bite back!

Pro Tips

• Focus on smooth transitions between corners
• Use the long corners to practice maintaining angle and speed
• Keep your inputs gentle to maximize point multipliers
• Perfect your line before pushing for maximum speed
• Try different entry speeds to find what works best
• Avoid going off-track at all costs, especially if you’re carrying a lot of momentum!

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Touge (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 9/10

• Mountain pass layout with constant elevation changes
• Tight hairpins with guardrails ready to punish mistakes
• Bridges and tunnels add an extra challenge
• Plenty of unforgiving corners with minimal room for error

Money-Making Potential: 6/10

• You’ll be rewarded for clean, precise driving
• Technical nature makes consistency challenging
• Perfect for skilled drivers seeking a challenge
• Not recommended for beginners

Fancy testing your skills on some proper mountain roads? Touge delivers classic Japanese mountain pass action, featuring some of the most stunning scenery in the game. There’s heaps of variety on offer, from tunnels, bridges, and cliff edges, but be warned – they all leave minimal room for error.

The track constantly changes, with dips and climbs that’ll continuously test your weight transfer skills. The tight hairpins wrapped in guardrails don’t mess around, either – one wrong move, and your combo is history.

While the mountainous landscape brings some of the best background visuals, don’t let the beautiful views distract you. This is one of the most technical tracks in the game, requiring optimal throttle control and precise lines. Beginners will want to hone their skills elsewhere before taking on the touge!

If you’re digging the touge vibes, make sure you also check out another Drifted exclusive game, Touge Drift & Racing, for even more mountain pass action!

Pro Tips

• Master your weight transfer and throttle control before attempting big angles
• Watch how the rises and dips affect your car’s balance
• Take it slow until you learn the layout – speed will come naturally

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Forest (Track)

Difficulty Rating: 7/10

• Technical layout with elevation changes
• Plenty of walls and barriers ready to catch you out
• Tight corners require optimal throttle control
• Grass is waiting to ruin your day right at the track edges

Money-Making Potential: 8/10

• Fast-paced layout perfect for building huge points
• Technical nature makes consistency challenging
• Advanced drivers can rack up serious cash here (But you’ll need to master it first!)

Set in a picturesque landscape among trees and mountains, Forest brings the countryside charm to Drift Hunters. Think Tyshen’s flowing corners and elevation changes with less room for error. While the scenery might not be photo-realistic, it beats staring at concrete barriers!

Those long sweeping curves and elevation changes affect your car’s weight transfer and grip levels. You’ll feel like you’re floating downhill, and then the next second, you’re fighting for grip when you realize you’ve gone in too hot.

Next thing you know, you’ll realize you forgot about that super-slippery grass lurking right at the track’s edge!

The layout is fast and flowing, making it perfect for building massive combos if you can keep it together. Remember that those safety rails and walls are always ready to catch you out.

Pro Tips

• Start off slower and build up your speed gradually
• Stay off the grass (unless you enjoy surprises!)
• Spend time perfecting your throttle control – it’s crucial here
• Use the uphill sections to scrub off speed naturally as you approach the twisties
• Take it easy on the downhills until you learn the grip levels

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City (Playground)

City Interior Difficulty Rating: 8/10

• Harsh curbs and speedbumps everywhere
• Fun, unpredictable layout with tight corners
• Not suited for lowered cars
• The bridge section is perfect for flying backward entries

Outer Loop Difficulty Rating: 3/10

• Smooth, flowing circuit
• Perfect for insane high-speed drifts
• Almost impossible to mess up (Pretty much feels like cheating!)

Money-Making Potential: 10/10

• The outer loop is basically an infinite money glitch
• Undoubtedly the fastest way to rack up huge combos in the game
• Perfect for farming credits at insane speeds
• You won’t be making big bucks inside the City, but it’s good fun

If you’ve already explored what the ‘City’ playground has to offer, you might be surprised to hear that it’s actually a point farming mecca. Unless you were looking closely, you may likely have missed its secret weapon!

While the inner City layout will test your patience with its brutal curbs and speedbumps that’ll leave you wheelie-poppin’ (RIP lowered cars), there’s something special on the outskirts.

If you look closely at the preview map, you’ll spot it – a smooth outer loop that circles the entire City. This ring of joy is practically a cheat code for making money, letting you drift endlessly at crazy speeds while watching those combo multipliers reach bonkers numbers you never thought would be possible.

The City itself can be fun if you’re up for a challenge, and the bridge section is perfect for practicing flying backies! But let’s be honest – most people come here once they know about the hidden outer loop money hack.

You’ll be ballin’ in no time at all, with a garage full of your dream rides, all fully upgraded to the max!

Pro Tips

• Use the outer loop for quick cash (seriously, it’s almost like printing money)
• Watch out when driving lowered cars in the inner-city parts – the speedbumps are everywhere
• Watch out for those curbs, as they’ll send you flying
• Once you’ve racked up the cash on the outer loop, have fun celebrating by throwing down some big angle over the bridge – it’s like Ebisu’s Miami jump!

Drift Hunters Tracks FAQ

Although we recommend reading the benefits of each track above, this section covers some of the highlights.

What Drift Hunters track is best for earning money fast?

If you’re looking for a cheat code in Drift Hunters, you’ll want to check out City’s outer loop. It’s practically a money glitch – insanely smooth, fast, and perfect for building endless combos. Just circle that outer ring at high speed, and you’ll be able to unlock all the fully upgraded cars before you know it!

For those who want a more legit challenge, Emashi and Tyshen both offer great earning potential once you’ve mastered their flowing layouts. But nothing beats that City outer loop for pure credit farming, even if it gets a bit boring!

What track is the most fun in Drift Hunters?

This really depends on your driving style. Love technical challenges? Touge brings the perfect JDM layout with its elevation changes and tight hairpins.

Want to practice your wall rides? Port’s containers have got you covered.

For pure entertainment value, though, the Docks playground is hard to beat. You can create your own lines, practice everything from figure-eights to wall taps, and explore – there are plenty of fresh challenges hiding around the map.

What track is the fastest for top speed in Drift Hunters?

The City’s outer loop takes the crown here, especially if you don’t want to worry about upcoming corners. Its smooth, flowing layout lets you maintain a bonkers pace while drifting away. Just be ready for some crazy speeds – it’s not unusual to see your speedo climbing beyond numbers you didn’t think were possible!

For a more technical high-speed challenge, Tyshen offers long sweepers where you can really push your car’s limits with some surprises to keep you on your toes. Just remember – faster isn’t always better when trying to rack up points!

What Drift Hunters track is best for beginners?

Tyshen is the ideal starter track, but don’t be fooled – those concrete walls can be pretty unforgiving! For true beginners, try the wide-open areas of Docks first. You can practice basic techniques without constantly worrying about barriers, and there’s plenty of space to recover from mistakes.

Which track has the best wall-riding opportunities?

Port and Stadium both offer great wall-running sections. Just remember to master your car control first – there’s nothing worse than ending a perfect combo because you got too confident with the concrete. (We’ve all been there!)

What’s the hardest track in Drift Hunters?

We’d hand this one to Touge. Those elevation changes, tight hairpins, unexpected surprises, and minimal runoff areas make it a serious challenge even for experienced Drift Hunters players. The City interior comes close, though – the curbs and speedbumps can get frustrating pretty quickly.

Are there more Drift Hunters tracks?

This is everything on offer in the original Drift Hunters game. If you want more, you’ll need to check out the ultimate addition to the series – Drift Hunters MAX. This offers MANY more tracks, along with a ‘Drift Attack’ mode, where you have specific drifting challenges complete with time limits, clippings points, and AI judging.

That’s not all, either! The latest update also brought an ‘Open World’ mode, where you can drift around AI traffic and freely explore a huge city. Best of all? It’s still completely free!

If you prefer the original Drift Hunters experience, you can also check out Drift Hunters 2025, bringing plenty of new tracks, cars, and tuning options.

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