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Finding lanes abroad

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15 Oct 2023 13:49 #251438 by me101
Finding lanes abroad was created by me101
Hi,
Hopefully next year I can get some time to get the Jimny across the water and take on some adventures abroad. Obviously here we have Trailwise2, but what do people use when going to places like Spain / Portugal or Norway?
Cheers

2007 Little Jim with cheap mods!
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15 Oct 2023 16:56 #251442 by Busta
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I've done a fair bit of trail riding in the Pyrenees, planning routes each day. The general rule is that unless there is a sign saying you can't go there, or a chain/locked gate etc, then you can. Lots of great tracks and very few people on them. Some will be very slow and bumpy in a 4x4!

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15 Oct 2023 17:00 #251443 by me101
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That sounds ideal, cheers

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15 Oct 2023 17:11 - 15 Oct 2023 17:16 #251444 by yakuza
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Offroading is not allowed In Norway. You will get a fine up to 100 euro if you leave the road especially in the Mountains.

That said, if the track looks like a road, or is marked like a road on the official maps, it is ok.

See trans european trail and download the gpx file to your app or device.
transeurotrail.org/

I live in Norway and do a lot of overlanding.
There is so much to see and experience and discover without breaking any laws. 
Sorry for being so defensive But it is from experience. 

Please if you come to Norway see this video:


 

Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck, 17%/87% high/low gears.
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15 Oct 2023 17:59 #251446 by me101
Replied by me101 on topic Finding lanes abroad
Thanks Yakuza, not looking to get into trouble, which is why I wanted to find an app / website that shows where I can go and not annoy people. Cheers

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15 Oct 2023 18:06 #251447 by Roger Fairclough
Viv and I went to Norway about 15 times over a period of a dozen or so years. We used a Land Cruiser and a Shogun. As Yakuza has said, there is plenty to see without breaking any rules. Just think Scotland but a whole lot grander. We only stopped because they closed the ferry service from North Shields to Bergen. We climbed as high as 1,500 meters and drove 40 miles along a dirt road to a small hotel complex that is closed in Winter. If they reopened the ferry, we would return.

Roger

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