Paul.G · Jul 11, 2018

I know there is a law about Greenlaning in Scotland but I am taking my Daughter down to Aberdeen for a holiday soon and looking for closest Greenlanes or trails, any help would be appreciated

Paul D · Jul 11, 2018

The closest Greenlanes/Byways are in Northern England ... as you said.

Your best bet might be to get in touch with http://www.scotgrc.co.uk/

The Scottish Green Road club.

Clunkbucket · Jul 11, 2018

I know it is a long way from Aberdeen but for those visiting Northern England; Cumbria County Council publish maps that you can download and print off of all the 'Green Lanes". They then grade them Green for 'fine to use' Amber for taken a bit of a hammering recently please use with care and red for please do not use until the condition has improved. Most are Green at the moment, There is even a report available for each road which tells you how difficult it may be.

Paul.G · Jul 13, 2018

Paul D said:
The closest Greenlanes/Byways are in Northern England ... as you said.

Your best bet might be to get in touch with http://www.scotgrc.co.uk/

The Scottish Green Road club.

Excellent, thanks for that Paul, I never knew about them, will have a look

Paul.G · Jul 13, 2018

Clunkbucket said:
I know it is a long way from Aberdeen but for those visiting Northern England; Cumbria County Council publish maps that you can download and print off of all the 'Green Lanes". They then grade them Green for 'fine to use' Amber for taken a bit of a hammering recently please use with care and red for please do not use until the condition has improved. Most are Green at the moment, There is even a report available for each road which tells you how difficult it may be.

Thanks for that info, we will only be down for a week and have lots to do and see so don't think will will get that far south this time but maybe next year

Paul.G · Jul 13, 2018

Clunkbucket said:
I know it is a long way from Aberdeen but for those visiting Northern England; Cumbria County Council publish maps that you can download and print off of all the 'Green Lanes". They then grade them Green for 'fine to use' Amber for taken a bit of a hammering recently please use with care and red for please do not use until the condition has improved. Most are Green at the moment, There is even a report available for each road which tells you how difficult it may be.

Thanks for that, I will have a look incase we make it that far or for in the future

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