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Week in the Lakes
i am going with SWMBO and the ankle biters and tintent to Lake Coniston next week.
i am looking for a few green lanes to try and get some use out of the disco so we can see some great views. any suggestions would be most welcome.
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If you get over Keswick/Penrith way, the Old Coach Road from Threlkeld to Matterdale is a nice road, virtually runs parallel with the A66, very secluded in the middle and a nice easy track Cheers Ian
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14th Aug 2012 9:03 pm
Thelo3
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I know it's not a greenlane, but West of Ambleside are Wrynose Pass & Hardnott Pass. Tight, steep, great views and plenty of places to stop and stretch your legs
Also, just as a heads up.
http://www.glass-uk.org/index.php?option=c...p;Itemid=1
14th Aug 2012 10:00 pm
Thelo3
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great info Kingmav D4 HSE Lux - Santorini, Privacy, RLD Protector
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15th Aug 2012 7:32 am
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need to check if these are open, we did them 4 years ago.
Whitbarrow road
Ikenthaite
Grizedale - Esthwaite
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Stile end (needed a tug over the steep steps but a D3 should walk up it in RC mode )
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15th Aug 2012 11:35 am
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out of interest, which camp/caravan site?
15th Aug 2012 7:16 pm
Andy Foster
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I posted on here a while back after an outing with Kankku. Do a search for Kankku and you will find info on there with OS reference numbers. Some of the lanes where a bit extreme I seem to remember but the one by "Tarn Howes" was suitable for a D3. The Old Coach Road is is a good lane though.
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15th Aug 2012 7:23 pm
Donald
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Go to LDNP website - off road driving - and download all the rights of way c/w map refs.
They grade routes according to the likely hood of other users, houses, 1 way etc and are very helpfull.
I spent a few days driving about 30 routes in July.Beware many of the lanes have been badly erroded due to flooding and you will have some 2 wheel balancing monents, others like the Coach Road don't need any off road ability. Rusland Pool was deeper than bonnet depth going from the house end and would be diffucult trying to exit this way - the other end is easy. Some routes are currently affected by encroaching bramble,bushes and branches, a set of lopers were handy.But I didn't have to back out or miss any out, unless they had a TRO -I think they was 3 or 4 marked.Chipped, K&N, tow pack, AT2's, Mantec, fridge in boot, invertor, Garmin, laptop/Memory Map, Optima yellow top, Traxide Kit, Phillips Extreme bulbs
15th Aug 2012 7:25 pm
Thelo3
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NickJ wrote:
out of interest, which camp/caravan site?
Park Coppice next to Lake Coniston D4 HSE Lux - Santorini, Privacy, RLD Protector
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16th Aug 2012 12:38 pm
Thelo3
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thanks for all the replies guys i am so lookking forward to getting up there and taking in the views and rain D4 HSE Lux - Santorini, Privacy, RLD Protector
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16th Aug 2012 12:39 pm
NickJ
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Park Coppice is where we went earlier this year, nice walk onto Coniston via the other campsite besides the lake. Bluebird cafe and the Black Bull Inn are recommended
and yeah you're right... it rained continuously for three days
16th Aug 2012 4:57 pm
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Kingmav66 wrote:
I know it's not a greenlane, but West of Ambleside are Wrynose Pass & Hardnott Pass. Tight, steep, great views and plenty of places to stop and stretch your legs
Also, just as a heads up.
http://www.glass-uk.org/index.php?option=c...p;Itemid=1
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16th Aug 2012 8:37 pm
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Hardknott Pass
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18th Aug 2012 11:21 am
Thelo3
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As ever from this forum a great response
Have got a plan together now and will take some pics and post on our return.
Once again big thanks for all the advice D4 HSE Lux - Santorini, Privacy, RLD Protector
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but a D3 should walk up it in RC mode 
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