Looks like thats almost a hill? Blackstrat where a bouts is the photo taken - I don't recognise that one....

Ha.....blame the others... I thought dogging was the same everywhere.... Off the to F1 at Spa this weekend but start a new job in Cambridge in 3 weeks time, so I will try and get another trip organised...

and what's Kennet dogging like then?

Peddars Way is very dusty....keep your windows open and you'll take most it home....

Didn't know Ipswich was big on dogging.....

Like I said people living on the main drag through kings forest for a few years now but I do know some of the local lads like to go laning at night so no guarantee of a good nights kip unless you wander off the track then of course the vehicle can become a target for tea leaves....

Come to think of there has been some people camping wild in kings forest for the last two years....

Where are u from little butch?

I'm sure there is a campsite on the road between Brandon and thetford and another one on the road to swaffham from Mundford......

I would be up for some lanes (haven't been out in a couple of months ) but unfortunately I will be at the F1 at SPA..... Maybe next time.....

Little butch, Check out the Norfolk County Council interactive map for the routes that are open. I assume you're staying in a recognised campsite in the forest? Be careful with the Harewood Way / Track 23 at Santon Downham - it's frequently used for "other activities".... but don't let that...

If you hoping green laning for e first time the golden rule is don't go by yourself. Go with someone who has done it before and has some of the kit you need. Yes good recovery points are essential but as long as you have rope / shackles / high lift between the group that's ok. Only in extreme...

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Kings Forest and Thetford Forest are quite well signposted on the ground. Be careful about relying just on OS maps as they can sometimes be out of date and they won't tell you about TRO's.... If you don't know what a TRO is then that's your q to go an do some homework..... cheers Darren

If you look on TrailWise and the Norfolk Interactive (http://localview.norfolk.gov.uk/lv_external/Sites/countryside/) maps that will give you some idea of what lanes are open and those that are not..... Finding decent lanes often requires a lot of research so please bear in mind that some folk...

Pre softdash I have this if I move the handbrake - coolant plus one other warning light comes on....

The lanes around Ely and Little Downham have only just opened at the end of May - they have TROs on them October through May when the gates are locked shut and you can't drive them. When they are wet they are very wet and then they dry out they are like rock.....and a complete pain to...

absolutely....

I don't think that the antis and a lot of GLASS members would see it that way.... Recently there was an incident at Barrow Clump in Kings Forest (other side of A11 to Thetford Forest) where someone decided that deviating of the route by about 10 feet to go through the mud was a good idea...

Yep off roading should be done on private land where as green laning is on public byways and whilst it can't always be avoided you shouldn't Drive lanes where there's a high risk if getting stuck.....