Folks, as 4x4.wales has mentioned, there is a narrow gateway between two stone walls along the upper section of the trail. There are also two pedestrian type gates at the Dolwyddelan side of the route, one is at the upper section of the moorland as you exit the forest if heading North, the other is behind a house just before you reach a tarred road near High Street. There is no way you will get a 4x4 through any of these gateways.
North wales pig lane revisited weekend 27th feb
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SteNova
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then it becomes a one way and turn around, do we know if the obstructions are legal? as for the route we were running exactly to the orpa dots on my 25k map, unlike the bikes
disco924
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I agree with you stenova none of the trf bike's we saw stuck to the lane (plus the 8 bikes i,ve had to recover from there over the summer were all off piste but apparently i'm the bad guy)
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MrMayze
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Did you get up the hill after the red 90 got stuck?
SteNova
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It's looking better with use
danny6801
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Me and Johnlad got about 3/4 of the way up the hill and had to turn back and pull pauls red 90 out.
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I know this thread is a bit old now but I went up the lane yesterday. I got up the hill the other side where it opens out of the woods to the moor land and couldn't really see a route from there onwards. Managed to get that far without too much hassle in my lifted Disco 1 on special tracks.
