motorcross tracks
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hey all,
hubbys asked me to find out if there are any good motox tracks in the alicante region???
jeanc
hubbys asked me to find out if there are any good motox tracks in the alicante region???
jeanc
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Have a look
Here
They do excursions, etc., but that means that there are definitely tracks in the area, maybe you can email or call and find out where.
Here
They do excursions, etc., but that means that there are definitely tracks in the area, maybe you can email or call and find out where.
I do quite a bit of off roading in the Jeep around the mountains between Javea and Alicante. There is truly a myriad of dirt roads, dry river beds and just plain old Forestry roads in these mountains. The best bet is to get hold of Spanish Military maps that can be purchased in select booksellers in the area, and study them intensely. I came here knowing nothing about the terrain and have built up quite a database of interesting places to visit that are off the beaten track. Been so far up the Bernia Range that I had hikers wondering how I got there, been up the range dividing Castell de Castells from the Gaudalest Valley to a point 1200m up. I´ve also seen motox guys cross the Bernia Range.
I think your husband will find plenty of available places to have fun here. If he would like to know more just let me know. I know I only do 4X4 but I go places that I don´t reckon many vehicles can go...bragging here!!!
Firtreesix
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I do quite a bit of off roading in the Jeep around the mountains between Javea and Alicante. There is truly a myriad of dirt roads, dry river beds and just plain old Forestry roads in these mountains. The best bet is to get hold of Spanish Military maps that can be purchased in select booksellers in the area, and study them intensely. I came here knowing nothing about the terrain and have built up quite a database of interesting places to visit that are off the beaten track. Been so far up the Bernia Range that I had hikers wondering how I got there, been up the range dividing Castell de Castells from the Gaudalest Valley to a point 1200m up. I´ve also seen motox guys cross the Bernia Range.
I think your husband will find plenty of available places to have fun here. If he would like to know more just let me know. I know I only do 4X4 but I go places that I don´t reckon many vehicles can go...bragging here!!!
Firtreesix
I think your husband will find plenty of available places to have fun here. If he would like to know more just let me know. I know I only do 4X4 but I go places that I don´t reckon many vehicles can go...bragging here!!!
Firtreesix
#5
If there are no signs stating that you are on private land etc., you shouldn´t have any issues. Up on the Forestry roads they sometimes have signs that say for "Authorised Use Only"...I wouldn´t want to get caught in a case like that as I understand the fine is quite hefty...6,000 euros according to the one official we talked with. I have only encountered two such signs in the mountains, so......Also, I have never encountered any law enforcement up there as I don´t think they have vehicles as capable as mine
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#6
Hi,
I do the same things myself, when we used to live in the Malaga area have been up some fantastic backwood tracks and seen some fantastic sights.
Now live in Galicia and do the same thing up here, never had a problem just some funny looks from hikers, especially as I normally have my wife with me, and you can see the look in their eyes
OH YEAH we know what you two are up to
.....but then if we ever get stuck how on earth do you get out, and my wife is brill at that
When we have been to the Balaerics we have done the same thing, but surely that is what a 4x4 is for
.....or should I have left mine in Chelsea many years ago
I do the same things myself, when we used to live in the Malaga area have been up some fantastic backwood tracks and seen some fantastic sights.
Now live in Galicia and do the same thing up here, never had a problem just some funny looks from hikers, especially as I normally have my wife with me, and you can see the look in their eyes
OH YEAH we know what you two are up to
.....but then if we ever get stuck how on earth do you get out, and my wife is brill at that
When we have been to the Balaerics we have done the same thing, but surely that is what a 4x4 is for
.....or should I have left mine in Chelsea many years ago
#7
Hi,
I do the same things myself, when we used to live in the Malaga area have been up some fantastic backwood tracks and seen some fantastic sights.
Now live in Galicia and do the same thing up here, never had a problem just some funny looks from hikers, especially as I normally have my wife with me, and you can see the look in their eyes
OH YEAH we know what you two are up to
.....but then if we ever get stuck how on earth do you get out, and my wife is brill at that
When we have been to the Balaerics we have done the same thing, but surely that is what a 4x4 is for
.....or should I have left mine in Chelsea many years ago 
I do the same things myself, when we used to live in the Malaga area have been up some fantastic backwood tracks and seen some fantastic sights.
Now live in Galicia and do the same thing up here, never had a problem just some funny looks from hikers, especially as I normally have my wife with me, and you can see the look in their eyes
OH YEAH we know what you two are up to
.....but then if we ever get stuck how on earth do you get out, and my wife is brill at that
When we have been to the Balaerics we have done the same thing, but surely that is what a 4x4 is for
.....or should I have left mine in Chelsea many years ago 
if you don´t mind my asking, what kind of 4X4 do you have for your excursions?
I know what you mean by the looks of hikers as they observe a couple in a vehicle in a remote location, heh! It would be pretty difficult to get up to much in a Jeep Wrangler like we have
Firtreesix
#8
Hi,
I do the same things myself, when we used to live in the Malaga area have been up some fantastic backwood tracks and seen some fantastic sights.
Now live in Galicia and do the same thing up here, never had a problem just some funny looks from hikers, especially as I normally have my wife with me, and you can see the look in their eyes
OH YEAH we know what you two are up to
.....but then if we ever get stuck how on earth do you get out, and my wife is brill at that
When we have been to the Balaerics we have done the same thing, but surely that is what a 4x4 is for
.....or should I have left mine in Chelsea many years ago 
I do the same things myself, when we used to live in the Malaga area have been up some fantastic backwood tracks and seen some fantastic sights.
Now live in Galicia and do the same thing up here, never had a problem just some funny looks from hikers, especially as I normally have my wife with me, and you can see the look in their eyes
OH YEAH we know what you two are up to
.....but then if we ever get stuck how on earth do you get out, and my wife is brill at that
When we have been to the Balaerics we have done the same thing, but surely that is what a 4x4 is for
.....or should I have left mine in Chelsea many years ago 
I think back to my mates Austin champ with the roller engine, that had sort of cotton reel type things on the wheels.
You could tie a rope to a tree and put the other end on the reel and wind yourself out.
Its a wonder the yanks never copied that idea.
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#12
Hi Big John,
if you don´t mind my asking, what kind of 4X4 do you have for your excursions?
I know what you mean by the looks of hikers as they observe a couple in a vehicle in a remote location, heh! It would be pretty difficult to get up to much in a Jeep Wrangler like we have
Firtreesix
if you don´t mind my asking, what kind of 4X4 do you have for your excursions?
I know what you mean by the looks of hikers as they observe a couple in a vehicle in a remote location, heh! It would be pretty difficult to get up to much in a Jeep Wrangler like we have
Firtreesix
Have a Series 2 Disco, have had it from new 4 yrs old and have done 350,000 kms in it.
When we first bought it had it chipped and it's been a great vehicle for towing & off road, even pulled a Concrete lorry out of a ditch that he had slid into when we were out on some campo once
....and he was dead chuffed, but so was I cause when he hitched us up I thought this will never do it but, down in low low and she just pulled him out Before that have had various swb,lwb, mk1 range rover
Ours is alway's off road as we don't have a road to our house we live 2ks down a forestry track, our nearest neighbour is 3ks away
#13
A lot of it was still in the greaseproof wrapping paper with the date on it, I spose it was too late for them to be sent to war and they scrapped them.
I always remember seeing the RR engine in it, it would do the same speed in reverse as forwards, dodgy to steer though. HERE
#14
His daddy was a bookmaker.
A lot of it was still in the greaseproof wrapping paper with the date on it, I spose it was too late for them to be sent to war and they scrapped them.
I always remember seeing the RR engine in it, it would do the same speed in reverse as forwards, dodgy to steer though. HERE
A lot of it was still in the greaseproof wrapping paper with the date on it, I spose it was too late for them to be sent to war and they scrapped them.
I always remember seeing the RR engine in it, it would do the same speed in reverse as forwards, dodgy to steer though. HERE
#15
Butchers and Bookies eh...Very interesting JDR, shame it did not last, nice looking machine though..I have a Suzuki Grand Vitara which I will probably be bringing down at some time this year as my place is well off the tarmac, that is a good old machine...Have to save up for the fuel though...there goes my Eco footprint again.....




