Green Laning in North West Surrey

thunderpole do a good few kits.

DALE CARROLL said:

IM LOOKING AT RADIOS NOW LOOOOOOL

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The amount you SHOUT, You will not need a radio...................LOL....

Cheers

im at work i have to use capitals always forget to turn it off lol

I'm interested in tagging along if you lot can find some decent lanes. Where are the good ones in surrey?

Bobdog said:

I'm interested in tagging along if you lot can find some decent lanes. Where are the good ones in surrey?

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Sure they will tag you in if you want.

I usually get the local OS sheets, look around for Byways or UCRs, then crossref with County Council map or SCC Rights of Way Officer!
Then recce on foot, talk to any locals you meet, you really cant go far wrong. A lot of Byways are signed!

And you can join GLASS, you will get a better search radius on trailwise. But above is the way I have always done it, since before the innernet was invented.

we might be better doing a WhatsApp group so non-landy (or heathens) can get involved... Opinions?

im game for that

I'm in North London, but would be great to join you! When we were on Salisbury Plain, we used simple PMR walkie talkies - worked fine

I don't mind setting up or if someone else il ping me number across

these are public knowledge

don't know what u guys think of these

alas it's the kent lanes

http://www.kent.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/6488/PROW-traffic-regulation-orders.pdf

some of them require a free permit

http://www.kent.gov.uk/waste-planni...hts-of-way/closures-restrictions-and-permits#

surrey tro

http://www.qwerf.com/greenlaning/?county=surrey

sorry, think these aren't allowed for vehicles, will have to read through properly, to check

just found a boat lane map

http://www.bywaymap.com/index.html

gstuart said:

just found a boat lane map

http://www.bywaymap.com/index.html

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this one confuses me as it goes over buildings but good refrence to start with

DALE CARROLL said:

this one confuses me as it goes over buildings but good refrence to start with

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just been having a general look through it

looks as though u need a decent map to compare it with

just thought if gives general locations

looks like a collection around the horley area , so maybe driving from one to another ,

found this site www.wetroads.co.uk/surrey.htm lots of these seem to be located on byways

still check with the county data as they change status regularly

gstuart said:

just found a boat lane map

http://www.bywaymap.com/index.html

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Nice find Gary. I've been on most down this way, and a few in Surrey too.

Martin23 said:

found this site www.wetroads.co.uk/surrey.htm lots of these seem to be located on byways

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I love the Wetroads site. There's a couple down here that need a tractor to pass when it's really wet!!

thought the wet roads would make a good start in finding some tracks as the pictures give a little insight into the terrain

hey guys if anyone wants to pm me there number il set the watts app group up

hopefully I managed to work out how to pm