Find motor-vehicle green lanes, choose the order you want to drive or ride them, then stitch them into one practical route plan.
Move to a target area, surface nearby lanes, choose your sequence and direction, then combine road connectors with your chosen green-lane sections.
Plan 4x4 route days, trail riding loops, all-terrain weekends, and route-trust checks around the lanes your group actually intends to use.
Open the planner, move to a region, and begin selecting lanes for a route plan across places like the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, Wales, Devon, and beyond.
LaneScout helps structure the trip, but green-lane legality and conditions can change. Use the route plan as a starting point and verify restrictions before you drive or ride.
LaneScout
Find motor-vehicle green lanes, choose the order you want to drive or ride them, then stitch them into one practical route plan.
LaneScout route planning for UK motorised green lanes
Find motor-vehicle green lanes, choose the order you want to drive or ride them, then stitch them into one practical route plan.
Built first for trail riders, 4x4s, and UK all-terrain route planning.
A compact workflow for planning UK motorised green-laning trips without losing the lane order.
Move to your target area and surface nearby motor-vehicle green lanes with routing eligibility called out.
Pick the lanes you want, reorder them into the trip sequence, and choose the direction for each pass.
Set start and end points, then build a route that combines road connectors with your chosen green-lane sections.
Not a generic map: LaneScout is focused on planning routes around the lanes you actually intend to use.
Link suitable green lanes with road sections so the day has a clear start, order, and finish.
Choose the lanes you want to ride and turn them into a practical mixed-surface route.
Build a lane-first route for groups that need the same planned sequence before setting off.
Review distance, timing, green-lane mileage, and routing caveats before you drive or ride.
Open the planner, move to a region, and begin selecting lanes for a real route plan.
Got questions? We've got answers
In LaneScout, green lanes means routes that may be relevant to motorised green-laning planning, including BOATs and other motor-vehicle designations where the data supports routing. Always check local restrictions before travelling.
BOAT stands for Byway Open to All Traffic. It is a public right of way that is legally classified as a highway for all vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders. BOATs are the highest tier of rights of way for motorised vehicles.
Yes, green lanes (BOATs) are legally open to all traffic, including cars, 4x4s, and motorcycles. However, you must respect other users, follow the Highway Code, and avoid causing damage to the environment. Some lanes may have seasonal closures.
No, green lanes vary greatly in difficulty. Some are easy to drive in a standard car, while others require 4x4 vehicles due to mud, rough surfaces, or steep gradients. Always research your route in advance and assess conditions before attempting unfamiliar lanes.
Open the Route Planner, find green lanes in your target area, select and order the lanes you want, set your start and end points, then build a route that combines road connectors with those chosen lane sections.
