This route takes us through some spectacular scenery, with climbs and descents giving great views aross the Dales.  We'll be driving a mix of technical, rocky trails and more gentle tracks across high open moorland, with streams to cross and rough ancient roads to carefully pick our way along.  There's also a long Roman road to navigate during the day high on an exposed ridge between two Dales.

Our route is all within the boundaries of the North York Moors National Park.  We drive through a landscape rich with history, including the world's most popular heritage steam railway, ruins from the ironstone mining industry of the 19th Century, and thousands of years of agriculture.  On this event we stop at a remote moorland Inn at lunchtime.  The terrain is varied, with rocky climbs and descents, woodland trails, lanes across the open moor, and weather permitting a river crossing or two!

Lincolnshire may be famous for being flat, but there's some great driving to be done as we work our way through the best trails in the area, including some just over the border into Nottinghamshire.  We wind our way along the little used (and in some cases quite overgrown, so be prepared for a few scratches) byways across the Vale of Belvoir, and even find the odd hill here and there.  Part of our day is spent driving a long and wide grass covered Roman Road, a true 'green' lane.

Our Lake District tour takes in the best tracks and trails this National Park has to offer.  This area offers some of the most technical trail driving available, and we drive a fantastic mix of mountain tracks, forest lanes and rocky trails.  There's also some more gentle lanes to break up the more technical driving over rocky outcrops and those that take us up narrow climbs with boulders and steps.  The mix of high fells, valleys and woodland offers us breathtaking Lakeland views for much of the day.

Eden District lies between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.  Our route in this area has a wealth of rocky climbs and descents, and some trails with incredibly tight corners where careful car control is essential.  Other parts of the route are more open as we drive farm tracks and ancient roadways, including a great track that climbs up onto the top ridge of one of the fells.  Views on this route are a great mix of farmland, historic castles and modern artwork.

NOTE:  Route is subject to a width restriction.  Disco 3/4/5, Range Rover L322/L405, Range Rover Sport and New 2020 Defender not suitable for this route.

Our 'Dales & Eden Mix' takes a selection of our favourite trails from both the Yorkshire Dales and Eden District routes that we offer separately.  Putting them together like this to form a different single day tour makes for a really interesting route, which is quite technical in places.  We'll be driving a variety of rocky lanes up fell sides, shooting tracks, ancient unsurfaced roads and even dipping throuh the odd river (weather permitting).

A day of greenlaning in the far North of England.  The trails here are mainly agricultural roads and ancient tracks that cross the spectacular Northumberland countryside.  The driving in this area usually involves some mud and ruts to keep drivers concentrating.  The trails here link together really well, so there's a lot of time spent off tarmac.  Our lunch break is usually in a picturesque valley, which we descend into on one trail, and climb out of on another after lunch.  The route takes in lots of water crossings from shallow streams to deeper rivers.

We drive varied routes around the Peak District National Park.  Ancient roads winding tightly between dry stone walls, quarry tracks and trails across open moorland all form part of this great route.  We're also treated to some really nice rocky tracks and lanes high up on the edges of the moor with views across the Peak District, making this a very popular event.

Our route is all within the boundaries of the North York Moors National Park.  We drive through a landscape rich with history, including the world's most popular heritage steam railway, ruins from the ironstone mining industry of the 19th Century, and thousands of years of agriculture.  On this event we stop at a remote moorland Inn at lunchtime.  The terrain is varied, with rocky climbs and descents, woodland trails, lanes across the open moor, and weather permitting a river crossing or two!

Lincolnshire may be famous for being flat, but there's some great driving to be done as we work our way through the best trails in the area, including some just over the border into Nottinghamshire.  We wind our way along the little used (and in some cases quite overgrown, so be prepared for a few scratches) byways across the Vale of Belvoir, and even find the odd hill here and there.  Part of our day is spent driving a long and wide grass covered Roman Road, a true 'green' lane.

Eden District lies between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.  Our route in this area has a wealth of rocky climbs and descents, and some trails with incredibly tight corners where careful car control is essential.  Other parts of the route are more open as we drive farm tracks and ancient roadways, including a great track that climbs up onto the top ridge of one of the fells.  Views on this route are a great mix of farmland, historic castles and modern artwork.

NOTE:  Route is subject to a width restriction.  Disco 3/4/5, Range Rover L322/L405, Range Rover Sport and New 2020 Defender not suitable for this route.

Our Durham Dales route covers trails in the Weardale area of the county, as well as a few further north into the Tynedale District.  This tour takes us through forests, across open moorland, up and down rocky tracks, and along old logging tracks that almost always have deep puddles to splash through.  Throughout the day we have amazing views across reservoirs and rolling hills.

A day of greenlaning in the far North of England.  The trails here are mainly agricultural roads and ancient tracks that cross the spectacular Northumberland countryside.  The driving in this area usually involves some mud and ruts to keep drivers concentrating.  The trails here link together really well, so there's a lot of time spent off tarmac.  Our lunch break is usually in a picturesque valley, which we descend into on one trail, and climb out of on another after lunch.  The route takes in lots of water crossings from shallow streams to deeper rivers.

Our Lake District tour takes in the best tracks and trails this National Park has to offer.  This area offers some of the most technical trail driving available, and we drive a fantastic mix of mountain tracks, forest lanes and rocky trails.  There's also some more gentle lanes to break up the more technical driving over rocky outcrops and those that take us up narrow climbs with boulders and steps.  The mix of high fells, valleys and woodland offers us breathtaking Lakeland views for much of the day.