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Very impressed with your set-up, it's the the little extra's that you always remember, top stuff, it looks a great place as well.  Speed Limits! not where I live!

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Steve in germany wrote:

Very impressed with your set-up, it's the the little extra's that you always remember, top stuff, it looks a great place as well.

You have one truely fantastic "greenlane" route just down the road at Laggan Paulo, the Corrie Yarrick Pass is not far away, there are also some very nice drives in the Rothie Murchas estate that are open to the public.and very suitable for shiny RRS's. I took my FFRR over the Corrie and have taken my 90 across several times. The Corrie is suitable for RRS for at least the 1st 15 miles but the last time I went up the hairpins they were very badly eroded and you would risk danage to your sills on the inside of each corner. Would be happy to come up and go as far as possible with you one weekend if you like. I took my last RRS up to the base of the pass proper at the hairpins in May 2006. 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Tim in Scotland wrote:

You have one truely fantastic "greenlane" route just down the road at Laggan Paulo, the Corrie Yarrick Pass is not far away, there are also some very nice drives in the Rothie Murchas estate that are open to the public.and very suitable for shiny RRS's. I took my FFRR over the Corrie and have taken my 90 across several times. The Corrie is suitable for RRS for at least the 1st 15 miles but the last time I went up the hairpins they were very badly eroded and you would risk danage to your sills on the inside of each corner. Would be happy to come up and go as far as possible with you one weekend if you like. I took my last RRS up to the base of the pass proper at the hairpins in May 2006.

That is the correct Laggan! If you stay on the road and pass the village on the A86 and about 1 mile pssaed the junction with the A889 there is a small lane off to the right that goes down toward the River Spey, eventually you come to a nice ford that if you cross it will bring you out on the unclassified road that goes west from the village of Laggan on the north side of the river. If you follow the road through Laggan along the north bank of the Spey you come to reservoir, drive along the south shore and evetually you pass Glenshero Lodge and the to Sherramore house (This was were the series Monarch of the Glen was filmed). Follow the road on (it is a proper laid road all this way) to Garva Bridge. Cross the bridge and this is the start of the Corrie Yarrick Pass. The road remians metalled until Megarve bothy when the Wade Military road proper starts and this is where you get to test the rock climbing mode of TR as the council decided a few years back to relay the road and failed abysmally as the first heavy rain washed a lot of the cobbles away. There is another 18 miles of track after this. You need OS Landranger map 401 and 402 to see the area. You can actually see the old military road on that photomap if you look carefully!
The R.M. Forest routes were driven onto straight out of the carparks on the raod up to the chairlifts.
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2018 Melting Silver Mini Countryman PHEV - soon to be replaced
2015MY Corris Grey SDv6 HSE Dynamic, the best car I have ever owned, totally reliable only a cou0le of rattles in 3 years, now no longer in my care
Also in my garage is a 1996 TDi300 Defender 90 County HT made into a fake CSW

Tim in Scotland wrote:

That is the correct Laggan! If you stay on the road and pass the village on the A86 and about 1 mile pssaed the junction with the A889 there is a small lane off to the right that goes down toward the River Spey, eventually you come to a nice ford that if you cross it will bring you out on the unclassified road that goes west from the village of Laggan on the north side of the river. If you follow the road through Laggan along the north bank of the Spey you come to reservoir, drive along the south shore and evetually you pass Glenshero Lodge and the to Sherramore house (This was were the series Monarch of the Glen was filmed). Follow the road on (it is a proper laid road all this way) to Garva Bridge. Cross the bridge and this is the start of the Corrie Yarrick Pass. The road remians metalled until Megarve bothy when the Wade Military road proper starts and this is where you get to test the rock climbing mode of TR as the council decided a few years back to relay the road and failed abysmally as the first heavy rain washed a lot of the cobbles away. There is another 18 miles of track after this. You need OS Landranger map 401 and 402 to see the area. You can actually see the old military road on that photomap if you look carefully!
The R.M. Forest routes were driven onto straight out of the carparks on the raod up to the chairlifts.
I will be away the first week of April in Hamburg, but will be home after that until the end of the month.

The Pass is rather "sensitive" regarding 4x4's so best not to advertise it - do it by invite over PM as I know that the locals are not keen to have swarms of 4x4's driving over it, and it is an historic monument so you have to be careful not to cause any damage. I'm sure that Alicat would be interested though.
Here is the type of terrain:

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Oh yes! been wanting to go over there for years, many attempts and planning only to have folk pull out and I wouldn't do it on my own.
Just been pouring over Fugawi ... that's why it took so long to answer.
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great pics Tim, will have to try and get some of my own  Sons of dogs come hither and get flesh
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