raeley i do thank you all for your kind and consurned responsise. i am not looking to chalinge myself to the so calld max... i can do that free climbing. its the desolat locations and probabilatey of spoting a good boldering problem, little set to run in a cannoe or fantastic cloud formation with un populated land sat below. im not looking to go out and burn desale blasting up muddy slopes or sink my car on my owne triying an epic river crossing. i understand that care must be taken. un tarmaked roads are afected by wether and can detereat, witch will efect others. of corse you canot plan for everything. mabey thats part of the fun. i wos just looking for some help with some simple routs that can get me up in the fells a little easear. im not looking to point the blame at anyone should i get stuck beyound my skills. ill refrase the question hiypatheticley. ware would you take a brand new suzuki jimney with no mods hopfell that you wont get stuck or damage the new paint befor you give it to your daughter? hey your cyoreous of wot it dus
 
wils i wos typing that i see you are beeing funney. har har (not sarcasam) if i **** up enough to end up at the bottom of lake windamear i deserv to loos my car
 
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ill refrase the question hiypatheticley. ware would you take a brand new suzuki jimney with no mods hopfell that you wont get stuck or damage the new paint befor you give it to your daughter? hey your cyoreous of wot it dus
:D :D take it back to the seller :D :D
 
:confused: can any one name me a place in the uk !!!!!please wher i could not find help /assistance with in say a ? 4 hour walk !!!!

all this advice is great if ya in out back oz or going trans siberian or crossing africa :confused: but just have a look at ya OS maps of the UK and breath out :D :D :D :rolleyes:

As the bloke that has to go out and extract stricken vehicles from the middle of nowhere I would say again. DON'T GO ALONE. If you have no other choice make sure you have a back-up vehicle on standby. If you don't have it DON'T GO.
 
The Lake District National Park Authority website has lists of BOAT and UCR vehicle rights of way (113 km in total!) Lake District National Park Authority - Green Road Driving .

Most of us do far more dangerous things than solo greenlaning, every day - like driving down an A road where there is a very real possibility of having a head on collision with a combined speed of 120 mph. Although I suppose there is a greater risk of having some kind of accident green laning, I think I'd much prefer to have a gentle roll into a ditch at 5 or 10mph.

I regularly go out solo-greenlaning in Wales and so far I have never got stuck, because I get out and look at tricky sections and tend to avoid driving down a lane that I can see I might have trouble reversing out of - It's not a big deal!
 
The Lake District National Park Authority website has lists of BOAT and UCR vehicle rights of way (113 km in total!) Lake District National Park Authority - Green Road Driving .

Most of us do far more dangerous things than solo greenlaning, every day - like driving down an A road where there is a very real possibility of having a head on collision with a combined speed of 120 mph. Although I suppose there is a greater risk of having some kind of accident green laning, I think I'd much prefer to have a gentle roll into a ditch at 5 or 10mph.
Would you still be saying that if it was a water filled ditch the width of your landy so you cant get out and your vehicle is fast filling up with muddy water?

I regularly go out solo-greenlaning in Wales and so far I have never got stuck, because I get out and look at tricky sections and tend to avoid driving down a lane that I can see I might have trouble reversing out of - It's not a big deal!

It's generally the easy looking sections that catch most people out. Plain old wet grass is the most common.

I hope your words don't come back to haunt you.
 
Ratty, are you an undercover member of the health and safety police or something? Am I in big trouble? I promise I'll be good from now on - no more fun for me! I've seen the error of my ways now: I'll buy one of those pannic buttons to go around my neck and just stay at home with some breathing apparatus next to me. I'll put on some safety gogles, ear defenders, dust mask and a crash helmet, wrap myself in cotton wool and just wait to die of old age;)
 

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