off to Scotland for owe holidays Scotland have the right to roam dose this mean that I cold drive the tracks thro the forests or dose the right to roam refer only to foot traffic

I suggest you look at the guidance on http://www.outdooraccess-scotland.com/
But you will note that vehicles are not included in the guidance. The law states that Access rights do not extend to (amongst other things:

....any form of motorised recreation or passage (except by
people with a disability using a vehicle or vessel adapted for
their use).

In short, no you cant roam at will.  2009 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto - Stornoway Grey - Hers (His, really)
2002 Audi S8 4.2 Quattro - Ming Blue - Definitely His

Thanks whit that aswer you have saved me from having to read through that site

We did this forest drive last year absolutely loved it.
http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/forest-par...rest-drive

Thats just north of where I live and is absolutely stunning on a good day. The main road ("Dukes Pass") off which the forest route lies is voted one of the best scenic drives in the world. The area is well worth a visit.  2009 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto - Stornoway Grey - Hers (His, really)
2002 Audi S8 4.2 Quattro - Ming Blue - Definitely His

Hi all, opening up an old thread.

Two years ago I had a great day at Experience 4X4 near Inverness. Driving some aged, but capable, Discoveries.

I promised myself that next time I was in the area I would bring Freddie (named by my Son), my FL2, to try out the tracks.

Sadly, Experience 4x4 has since closed.

Is there anything similar in the area? Green laning?, Pay and Play? Nothing too serious. I have some GG AT tyres on but no sump or tank guards.

Will be coming up in late August.

Any suggestions welcome.

Cheers, JGH99. Freelander 2 GS Stornoway Grey
Jan 2007 Bought 71,000 miles. Currently 149,300 miles.