Green lanes map for the South East?
Green lanes map for the South East?
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hewlett

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2,186 posts

250 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Does anyone know if one exists. Tried and tested routes etc?

Shamu

147 posts

209 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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tbh mate there rally arent many, best bead is to head up towards wantage/grove way, where there are a few which are pretty good fun, or could just try the ridgeway?

hewlett

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2,186 posts

250 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Thanks, that's interesting. I'm from a county where there are plenty and I suspected that the SE was a bit void of them but I wasn't sure. Wantage isn't to far but it would be good to see what is around here, I'll Google (haven't done that yet)..

hewlett

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2,186 posts

250 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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There are some if you know where to look seemingly, this is from a landy site and I've now got 2 TomTom POI itns with a fair few green laning locations:




hewlett

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2,186 posts

250 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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tuscan_al

4,112 posts

243 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Tons around the area! Alton and Basingstoke along has 10 lanes I know of. Go on www.fourwheeldriveclub.com we have a green lane day on 5th June, all around the area. Good friendly bunch. www.trailwise.org, shows you the byways, and current TRO state, becareful to check on Hants CC web site, going on a closed lane is a big no no.

hewlett

Original Poster:

2,186 posts

250 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Thanks usfeul info and great to know. There are a few challenges to getting along to meets i.e. no vehicle and sprog duties, but, I've always nutured a need to go off road once or twice a month and it's brilliant to know I could do it locally smile

Just need to make a fortune + quit work + get a nanny + buy my wife some nice presents and hey presto, I can be out at least twice monthly!

1st Wednesday Club coming up soon for anyone else pining to 'retire' and get adventurous monthly (especially during the working day..)

Edited by hewlett on Friday 28th May 17:41

SVTRick

3,633 posts

224 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Sounds like play time for the 4x4 during the week, and no I don't mean the X5

Ranger 6

7,659 posts

278 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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How damaging would this be.....?

SVTRick

3,633 posts

224 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Duno but also got use of a 500hp Unimog that would be fun on the greens, however the 4x4 can hold it's own aganst some of the others it's down to the driver mate.
take no prisoners and use the power under the go pedal

hewlett

Original Poster:

2,186 posts

250 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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Great demo 20 mins ago when you left the pub, sounds like it's back up to full power?

Kermit power

29,622 posts

242 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
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SVTRick said:
take no prisoners and use the power under the go pedal
nono

NOT on Green Lanes!!!! That's largely what gets us kicked off them in the first place! Plenty of fun to be had on pay and play sites doing that though. smile

Hewlett - I really will take you out in the Shoggie next time I go!!! See my search for a 4 post lift thread at the moment though. hehe

Stedman

7,455 posts

221 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
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Email me through PH. My neighbour is really into it. I could try and get some routes for you?

They are around Crawley/Reigate/Dorking etc if that helps things? smile

hewlett

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2,186 posts

250 months

Sunday 30th May 2010
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Thanks to you both smile

Kermy yes whenever you're ready and if you need help just let me know.

Will send a PM cheers.

teambeer

149 posts

201 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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Not sure where you're based, but me and mate are always up for exploring anything within 20 miles of Dorking/Reigate in this:



Know of a few green lanes on Leith Hill and the one by Pfizer.

Feel free to PM.

hewlett

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2,186 posts

250 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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Wah hey, what an offer, PM pending smile

hman

7,497 posts

223 months

Monday 31st May 2010
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SVTRick said:
Duno but also got use of a 500hp Unimog that would be fun on the greens, however the 4x4 can hold it's own aganst some of the others it's down to the driver mate.
take no prisoners and use the power under the go pedal
WTF?


On a green lane you'd take a 500 bhp unimog?


and then you go on to advocate "take no prisoners and use the power under the go pedal" as a manner in which to drive on the green lanes.

You need to get off the green lanes and take out your anger out on an proper off road course.

The rest of us dont want the lanes shut due to your ripping up of the lanes.

And the solo bikes wont be thanking you for leaving us with lanes with two trenches in them for their entire length.

Sorry mate but you seem to embody everything which the nimbys use against the responsible green laners as ammo to get the lanes shut. I sure you are a top bloke but be careful what you do and say on this scarce resource.

gtcodave

1 posts

176 months

Saturday 28th January 2012
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Hi,

I'm getting into trails from motocross for something a bit calmer and to enjoy some of the areas around me.

I stumbled on this topic whilst reading up on areas local to me for legal trails.

I wonder if, Hewlett, might you be able to share via google you're compilation of legal trails?

I'm going to build a website for locating trails and for aiding in creating an unbias view of trails riders to the general public. We respect them, they (hopefully) respect us.

D

anonymous-user

83 months

Saturday 28th January 2012
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gtcodave said:
Hi,

I'm getting into trails from motocross for something a bit calmer and to enjoy some of the areas around me.

I stumbled on this topic whilst reading up on areas local to me for legal trails.

I wonder if, Hewlett, might you be able to share via google you're compilation of legal trails?

I'm going to build a website for locating trails and for aiding in creating an unbias view of trails riders to the general public. We respect them, they (hopefully) respect us.

D
Erm, like this one? http://www.glass-uk.org/

GLASS-UK said:
GLASS is the National User Group for those who enjoy using the Country’s network of ancient unsurfaced public roads and vehicular rights of way. We are a not for profit association dedicated to driving, protecting and researching our unique heritage of unsurfaced public highways. We promote legal and responsible driving as a way of enjoying the countryside and campaign against irresponsible use.

Dave_ITR

835 posts

226 months

Monday 30th January 2012
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Am currently selling my SJ but if I decide to keep hold of it I will come out for a play in the Reigate/Dorking area.