A bit of local info required please:
we are going on hols down to longleat centerparcs next week and i know from looking at all the photos and vids from you guys there are lots of "easy" tracks for a bit of fun around sailsbury plain.
If anyone could give me the heads up on the best place to go, Remember easy stuff would be a great help
will post pics of the damage when i get back
thanks
fraser

Need to get a local OS map and obey signs as they do lots of live firing etc on plain, look out for red flags.

Some info from another 4x4 forum:

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As JC says, absolutely grab an OS map. That place is a maze and is dangerous if you go off the tracks.

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All the live firing areas are very well marked, so you'd have to be pretty much blind folded to stray. Look out for signs that say "Do not touch military objects they may explode and kill you" - not sure if they still have them. I still have one of those signs, I just love the unambiguous message. L405 P400e Autobiography (MY2020)... Silicon Silver / Espresso
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