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THE DOCTOR46
 


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Yorkshire Green Lane for beginner this weekend

I'm wanting to take the Wife out this weekend fora bit of greenlane/off road experience.
Nothing daunting just something to show her what the Disco can do and perhaps nice scenery.
Is there anywhere around North Yorkhire I can go and not get into trouble?  
Post #107933728th Mar 2013 7:00 am
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ronp
 


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Rudland Rigg from Gillamoor to Ingleby Bank.
you'll probably need some experience or spotters for the steep rocky end section.
But you can always do it as a there & back.
Just need to be aware of the many walkers on this route (especially over Easter) who feel there shouldn't be any motorised traffic allowed.
You are legal though.
For something much lighter you can always drive up the gated track from Arden Hall in Hawnby up to the Cleveland way, then down to Kepwick, or do it other way around. - Don't Drive on the Cleveland Way!!
I'm out on the Moors this weekend so will keep an eye out for you. Wink

Other than that there are a good few lanes in the Dales.

Thumbs Up ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧 

Last edited by ronp on 28th Mar 2013 8:29 am. Edited 1 time in total 
Post #107935928th Mar 2013 8:24 am
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THE DOCTOR46
 


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Cheers!!
Was supposed to be out on bike up there but me knees are really struggling with the cold this year so the heated seat and heaters are winning hands down at the moment.. Its Freezing up there!!
So do I just route find it or can I get more info from somewhere.
I doubt the camel will spot for me and that might be a tab too scary for her...  
Post #107936028th Mar 2013 8:28 am
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ronp
 


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Scott, I edited my post to add a little softer drive.
You can always take a flask and stop for a cupp at the top ( with good views). ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧  
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THE DOCTOR46
 


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Yes done that many a time on the bike a hard climb up Arden it is too.. That is perhaps a tad too easy for her but will give it a go probably.
Thanks.. The Gillamoor one is it easy to find and follow?  
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I'll pm you details later. ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧  
Post #107936528th Mar 2013 8:35 am
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THE DOCTOR46
 


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Your a good egg...(not easter egg) ... Thanks very much just trying to find a few roads to take her and the little man out for a drive and get her to try some off road stuff..  
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Watch out for the snow it will hide many dangers from pot holes to sharp rocks and the drainage ditches at the road side.

Snow can make a very rough rocky surface look very smooth.

And obviously it can be a lot more slippy

Have you got any recovery equipment?

What will you do if you get a couple of punctures or stuck several miles from anywhere ?

Mobile phones do not always work in the middle of nowhere!

Never go alone especially in the bad weather . There is safety in numbers.

Regards

Jonathan  
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THE DOCTOR46
 


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Thanks Jonathon,
Growing up on Farm and a croft in Scotland I know the dangers and of snow and the things it can hide.
Recovery equipment I don't have much but would never go or attempt something without walking it first or without having another vehicle with me. If its a hard route I would always take an experienced person and another vehicle just to be on the safe side.
Cheers.  
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