S&S Slow & Steady Tours Green lanes · good days out
Responsible green lane adventures · UK

Slow &
Steady.

Good lanes. Good company. Scenic routes, good company and enough variety to make the day interesting — without treating the countryside like a racetrack.

Take the long way. Tread lightly.
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One properly planned day out at a time. Small groups, sensible driving and routes chosen for the conditions rather than for bragging rights.

Saturday01 May 2027
Paddy's
Puddle
Yorkshire Dales · Easy terrain

The Pub Run

A relaxed run through a series of scenic tracks in the Yorkshire Dales, finishing at a local pub for a proper pub lunch. Expect rocks, grass, big views and a small river crossing through the now-infamous Paddy's Puddle.

DateSaturday, 1 May 2027
TerrainEasy · rocks, grass & shallow water
LunchLocal pub stop · food not included
PassengersDogs welcome
LocationYorkshire Dales
HighlightPaddy's Puddle river crossing
Scenic rather than technical. A good introduction to green laning and exactly the sort of day Slow & Steady is about.
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The Slow & Steady rulebook

Don't be
that
4×4.

Green lanes are roads, not playgrounds. We use them legally, responsibly and with enough mechanical sympathy to get everybody home.

01

Legal lanes only

Routes are planned around legal vehicular rights of way and adjusted when restrictions, closures or conditions demand it.

02

Small groups

Less disruption, easier communication and a much nicer day out. We aren't interested in turning the lane into a convoy.

03

Drive to the ground

If a lane is too wet, too fragile or simply not sensible on the day, we change the plan. The route serves the countryside, not the ego.

04

Be decent

Slow for walkers, horses and cyclists. Say hello. Shut gates. Pick up rubbish. Give green laning the reputation it deserves.

Nothing complicated

How it works.

Bring a road-legal, mechanically sound vehicle, a bit of common sense and a willingness to enjoy the day rather than conquer it.

1

Choose a bimble

Pick a scheduled day or ask about a private trip for your own small group.

2

Get the briefing

We'll send the meeting point, timings, vehicle guidance and what to bring.

3

Meet & check

Quick introductions, radio check, sensible vehicle check and the plan for the day.

4

Go bimble

Drive, stop, chat, have a brew and leave the lanes in good shape.

“The best day out isn't the one where you went fastest. It's the one you didn't want to end.

That, more or less, is the whole idea.