Laning france

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mite take you awile to go through it

Some of the best places to go are around the Alps. I'm going there this summer so have done quite a bit of research but its a bit of a drive .

Have a look at Col de Sommeiller and Colle dell Assietta not in France but near the boarder some awesome tracks

idiotmobil wrote: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...mitstart=0&start=504
mite take you awile to go through it

Oh I'm gonna be loving that read lol

Adamoffroad wrote: Some of the best places to go are around the Alps. I'm going there this summer so have done quite a bit of research but its a bit of a drive .

Have a look at Col de Sommeiller and Colle dell Assietta not in France but near the boarder some awesome tracks

Don't want to go that far yet, just a long weekend for the mo, Brittany or Normandy I was thinking

Me and a mate are going ova in our Jim's this year the misses dad lives in Lille and he says there's lanes everywhere and they ain't got no gay law like bridleways and byways ova ther, if u c a lane u can drive it, so he ses

There are loads of tracks on

en.wikiloc.com/trails/offroading?t=&d=&l...offroading&q=+france

just search for the area you want, but also there are some companies that sell road books for various areas like

vibraction.pagesperso-orange.fr/index.htm

or

guide4x4.free.fr/topic2/index.html

I have bought and driven a couple of the road books from Vibraction in the Pyrenees around Andorra. Good fun to do but nothing very challenging. However lovely countryside and a very pleasant way to spend a few days.

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Forgot to say that you can buy the IGN of France 1:25000 maps which show loads of tracks. However as in the UK you can't drive any track you see. Check first in the map and then when you get there make sure there are no red/white round signs.