Our day is spent in the Wolds of East Yorkshire.  We start at Market Weighton, and head North Easterly, stopping at Driffield at lunchtime, and finally ending up on the coast at Bridlington.  The trails are mainly wide open grassy lanes, with some going through woodland.  The lack of hills doesn't stop some of the lanes being a tricky drive, particularly if there's been wet weather!

This route starts in Leyburn, and initially heads North across spectacular scenery, with climbs and descents giving great views over the Swaledale & Arkengarthdale.  We soon change direction, and head South, on open moorland tracks towards our lunch stop.  After lunch, we continue into Coverdale, and finally head East towards our destination of Masham.

Starting in the far South of the Wear Valley, our route through the Dales of County Durham takes us North through Weardale and Derwentside, before briefly leaving Durham at the end of the day.  The trails here vary from technical rough descents to gentle grassy tracks with amazing views across reservoirs and rolling hills.

Our day starts in Leyburn, and we start with old tracks across disused mine workings, before heading along Wensleydale's ancient trails and roman roads with superb views across the Dales.  Lunch is by the side of a reservoir, and we finish the day at Hawes in Upper Wensleydale, after a technical drive along a great rocky trail.

We spend a day driving the best tracks and trails the Lake District has to offer.  We start right on the West coast, and head inland using mountain tracks, forest lanes and rocky trails.  There's a great mix of gentle lanes with breathtaking views, as well as plenty of technical driving over rocky outcrops and up narrow rocky climbs.

Our route is all within the boundaries of the North York Moors National Park.  We drive around the Cleveland Hills and Eskdale areas on a circular route, which takes in a remote moorland Inn at lunchtime.  The terrain is varied, with rocky climbs and descents, dirt tracks, lanes across the open moor, and weather permitting a river crossing or two!

We start at Hexham, and finish at Alston.  This is Hadrian's Wall country, and we'll pass many sites of Roman fortresses and camps as we drive near the course of the ancient wall.  The terrain is a mix of agricultural tracks, woodland trails and tracks across open moorland.  One of the last sections of the route is a long climb up a rocky trail.

A day of greenlaning starting within sight of the Cheviot Hills at Wooler near the Scottish Borders, travelling South and then East as we take in ancient tracks and agricultural roads across the spectacular Northumberland countryside.  The route takes in lots of water crossings as we head out towards the coast for our finishing point at Alnwick.

This brand new event takes us on a two day exploration of southern Wiltshire, as well as a couple of trails over the border into Dorset and Hampshire.  The trails here offer a fairly gentle driving experience, with amazing views over the downs.  Some of these tracks are ancient drove roads, and we'll see plenty of historic sites along the way.  We've got a great campsite on the Wiltshire/Dorset border as our base for this weekend, so let us know when you book whether you'll need a campsite pitch.  Camping is available for Friday & Saturday night, camping costs shown on booking form.

We drive varied routes around the Peak District National Park.  Tight gateways on secluded trails, quarry roads and dusty lakeside tracks all form part of this amazing route.  There's also some great climbs and great descents on rocky lanes and views across the Peak District, making this a very popular event. 

Three days of green lane tours across North Yorkshire and the North East.  Each of the three days will cover a different area, using our usual routes in these locations, but with the odd extra or altered section here and there.  Campsite pitches are available for Friday, Saturday & Sunday nights, or you may wish to find other accommodation yourself.  What better way to spend the Bank Holiday than with 3 full days out exploring with us in your Land Rover!

This route starts in Leyburn, and initially heads North across spectacular scenery, with climbs and descents giving great views over the Swaledale & Arkengarthdale.  We soon change direction, and head South, on open moorland tracks towards our lunch stop.  After lunch, we continue into Coverdale, and finally head East towards our destination of Masham.

Starting in the far South of the Wear Valley, our route through the Dales of County Durham takes us North through Weardale and Derwentside, before briefly leaving Durham at the end of the day.  The trails here vary from technical rough descents to gentle grassy tracks with amazing views across reservoirs and rolling hills.

Our day starts in Leyburn, and we start with old tracks across disused mine workings, before heading along Wensleydale's ancient trails and roman roads with superb views across the Dales.  Lunch is by the side of a reservoir, and we finish the day at Hawes in Upper Wensleydale, after a technical drive along a great rocky trail.

We spend a day driving the best tracks and trails the Lake District has to offer.  We start right on the West coast, and head inland using mountain tracks, forest lanes and rocky trails.  There's a great mix of gentle lanes with breathtaking views, as well as plenty of technical driving over rocky outcrops and up narrow rocky climbs.

This brand new event takes us on a two day exploration of southern Wiltshire, as well as a couple of trails over the border into Dorset and Hampshire.  The trails here offer a fairly gentle driving experience, with amazing views over the downs.  Some of these tracks are ancient drove roads, and we'll see plenty of historic sites along the way.  We've got a great campsite on the Wiltshire/Dorset border as our base for this weekend, so let us know when you book whether you'll need a campsite pitch.  Camping is available for Friday & Saturday night, camping costs shown on booking form.

Our route is all within the boundaries of the North York Moors National Park.  We drive around the Cleveland Hills and Eskdale areas on a circular route, which takes in a remote moorland Inn at lunchtime.  The terrain is varied, with rocky climbs and descents, dirt tracks, lanes across the open moor, and weather permitting a river crossing or two!

Three days of green lane tours across North Yorkshire and the North East.  Each of the three days will cover a different area, using our usual routes in these locations, but with the odd extra or altered section here and there.  Campsite pitches are available for Friday, Saturday & Sunday nights, or you may wish to find other accommodation yourself.  What better way to spend the Bank Holiday than with 3 full days out exploring with us in your Land Rover!

A day of greenlaning starting within sight of the Cheviot Hills at Wooler near the Scottish Borders, travelling South and then East as we take in ancient tracks and agricultural roads across the spectacular Northumberland countryside.  The route takes in lots of water crossings as we head out towards the coast for our finishing point at Alnwick.

Our scheduled holiday in the Pyrenees (see below) for 15th-23rd September is already fully booked, so we are working to try and add an extra trip from 1st-9th September.  If you would like to book on this event should it go ahead, please express your interest so we can gauge demand.

We will confirm the trip no later than the end of February 2012, giving at least 6 months notice.

Our 9 day, fully supported, guided holiday to the Pyrenees mountains.  Experience mountain off roading and relax by the pool.  It's got to be one of the best holidays you could have in your Land Rover!  Click the link on the right to view the full itinerary, photographs of previous holidays, and to find out what's included.

We start at Hexham, and finish at Alston.  This is Hadrian's Wall country, and we'll pass many sites of Roman fortresses and camps as we drive near the course of the ancient wall.  The terrain is a mix of agricultural tracks, woodland trails and tracks across open moorland.  One of the last sections of the route is a long climb up a rocky trail.

We drive varied routes around the Peak District National Park.  Tight gateways on secluded trails, quarry roads and dusty lakeside tracks all form part of this amazing route.  There's also some great climbs and great descents on rocky lanes and views across the Peak District, making this a very popular event. 

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, even heading into Leicestershire for part of the route.  Please note, this event uses some trails which are rarely driven, and a little overgrown, so it's likely you'll get a few scratches on your paintwork.

Starting in the far South of the Wear Valley, our route through the Dales of County Durham takes us North through Weardale and Derwentside, before briefly leaving Durham at the end of the day.  The trails here vary from technical rough descents to gentle grassy tracks with amazing views across reservoirs and rolling hills.

Our day is spent in the Wolds of East Yorkshire.  We start at Market Weighton, and head North Easterly, stopping at Driffield at lunchtime, and finally ending up on the coast at Bridlington.  The trails are mainly wide open grassy lanes, with some going through woodland.  The lack of hills doesn't stop some of the lanes being a tricky drive, particularly if there's been wet weather!

Our day starts in Leyburn, and we start with old tracks across disused mine workings, before heading along Wensleydale's ancient trails and roman roads with superb views across the Dales.  Lunch is by the side of a reservoir, and we finish the day at Hawes in Upper Wensleydale, after a technical drive along a great rocky trail.

We spend a day driving the best tracks and trails the Lake District has to offer.  We start right on the West coast, and head inland using mountain tracks, forest lanes and rocky trails.  There's a great mix of gentle lanes with breathtaking views, as well as plenty of technical driving over rocky outcrops and up narrow rocky climbs.

Our route is all within the boundaries of the North York Moors National Park.  We drive around the Cleveland Hills and Eskdale areas on a circular route, which takes in a remote moorland Inn at lunchtime.  The terrain is varied, with rocky climbs and descents, dirt tracks, lanes across the open moor, and weather permitting a river crossing or two!

We start at Hexham, and finish at Alston.  This is Hadrian's Wall country, and we'll pass many sites of Roman fortresses and camps as we drive near the course of the ancient wall.  The terrain is a mix of agricultural tracks, woodland trails and tracks across open moorland.  One of the last sections of the route is a long climb up a rocky trail.