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Green-lane legal access and practical suitability are separate checks. Motocross and enduro venues operate on their own published dates and entry terms. This selected directory links each published record to its source; it is not a complete UK catalogue.
Directory sources checked 14 October 2026 · selected coverage, not exhaustive
Green lanes
Route evidence and current access.
A route designation and current lawful motorcycle access are separate facts. A BOAT entry does not prove that a route is open today, and a map point does not establish route geometry. No route is presented as open without current, route-specific evidence.
Legal access answers who has a right to use a route; it does not establish that the route is suitable for a particular rider or vehicle. For England, Wales and Northern Ireland, GOV.UK says a byway open to all traffic allows any kind of transport, including cars, while a restricted byway excludes motor transport. Scotland has a different access framework. Powys County Council says route-specific motor vehicle rights should be checked against its Definitive Map and Statement. Neither a category summary nor a general map is a practical suitability assessment.
Access guidance: GOV.UK rights of way · Powys motorised access guidance
Publication status
No source-qualified route guides are published yet.
The existing pilot records are withheld from the public directory because the linked East Riding and Powys website terms require written permission for commercial reuse. The Gloucestershire findings identify an electronic-map disclaimer and proposed restrictions, but do not supply definitive-map entries, licensed geometry, or the current status of those orders. None of those records is copied into a public guide here.
A recorded BOAT designation is kept separate from current lawful motorcycle access. A guide may describe a route as open only when a current, route-specific source supports that status. Route lines and satellite imagery also need reliable geometry and confirmed display rights; source-point pins do not stand in for route geometry.
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The council says its electronic map is not the Definitive Map and has no legal status.
The service lists a licence per endpoint, including OGL v2 for reference lookups. No route was added from this service in this update.
Owner approval is required
No recurring route checks are running. The owner must approve each future weekly check before it runs. The owner must approve each route addition before it is published. No national import or coverage figure is being claimed.
Motocross / enduro venues
Source-reviewed venue and organiser records.
The public activity directory contains 23 source-checked motocross and enduro records from the existing candidate research, including Xsite Practice Track. Checked identity, activity and location are shown separately from time-sensitive operating and access details, which remain explicitly unverified where the source does not establish them. This selection is not exhaustive.
Practice Day listed · 31 October 2026
Cwmythig Hill
About 2 miles north of Rhayader, off the B4518 on the St Harmon road · Powys, Mid Wales
Verified 14 October 2026
- Current operating status
- Rhayader Motor Club’s current calendar lists a Practice Day for 31 October 2026. This confirms a scheduled riding date; the operator does not describe the venue as continuously open.
- Venue type and listed activity
- The club describes a main motocross track with an added enduro loop and says the tracks are not graded from previous events. The event page links to online entry.
- Unresolved practice-day restrictions
- The practice-day listing does not publish machine eligibility or engine-size limits, age limits, skill prerequisites, protective-equipment requirements, or whether competition licensing rules apply. The club’s separate licence guidance says ACU Sport80 competition entries require club membership and an ACU licence; it does not establish that those requirements apply to this separately ticketed Practice Day. Confirm the event rules with the club before booking. Club licence guidance
- Official venue website
- Rhayader Motor Club · Cwmythig Hill
Mountain-bike trail sample · Gloucestershire
Forest of Dean Cycle Centre
Four example trails from Forestry England’s March 2025 map. This does not cover all trails at the centre or across the UK. These mountain-bike trails are a separate category from motorised green lanes and motocross/enduro venues. Closures and conditions can change.
Old Bob’s Trail
Easy · green · 2 km
- Ability guidance
- The Forestry England map describes this as an easy trail for people new to mountain biking.
- Suitable bike
- A wide range of bikes is listed as suitable, including adaptive cycles and tag-alongs.
- Equipment
- Wear a helmet and gloves. Check the bike before riding and carry water, a phone and basic repair items.
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Verderers Trail
Moderate · blue · 11.3 km
- Ability guidance
- The operator grades it moderate and describes switchback climbs, variable surfaces and flowing descents.
- Suitable bike
- A basic mountain bike or mountain-bike hybrid is the general Forestry England guidance for blue trails.
- Equipment
- Wear a helmet and gloves. Carry water, a phone, a pump and a repair kit; check current closures before setting out.
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Freeminers Trail
Difficult · red · 12 km
- Ability guidance
- The operator describes challenging singletrack climbs, roots, switchbacks and technical descents. Forestry England grades red for proficient riders with good off-road skills.
- Suitable bike
- A quality off-road mountain bike is the general Forestry England guidance for red trails.
- Equipment
- Wear a helmet and other protective gear. Carry water, a phone, a first aid kit and repair items; ride within your ability.
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Colliers Trail
Forest road · 14.5 km
- Ability guidance
- The operator describes a gently undulating shared-use route on mostly surfaced former railway tracks, with one steeper downhill section.
- Suitable bike
- Most bikes and mountain-bike hybrids are the general Forestry England guidance for forest roads.
- Equipment
- The route is shared with other visitors. Use a helmet, check the bike, and carry water, a charged phone and basic repair items.
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Forestry England says trail routes may change due to forestry work and advises checking local information, wearing a helmet, carrying essentials and riding within your ability.See its grade and safety guide · See the centre’s full trail page
App-linked routes
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DayQuest does not yet provide native iOS or Android navigation, offline route storage, or a complete all-UK trail dataset. For now, open the published operator map and check its current trail-status page before setting out.