30-11-2020, 12:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 30-11-2020, 12:43 PM by McAdam.)
So after finally finding a car I wanted on the Penninsula, and timing my trip perfectly to be there "on business" so as to not break lockdown rules... I came back, and within a few days had to do what I have been dreaming of for over a year now.
This is Green Laning in Fuete, No Mud, No Bog Holes, No Ditches.
If anyone else has a 4x4 and wishes to join in the future, let me know.
I will be trying to build up a map of all the green lanes on Fuerte, and may even record some videos of the adventures.
Please note, must be an actual 4 wheel drive vehicle and not just an SUV. i will be taking some crazy paths and hills which will need all the traction possible.
edit: Hmm... photos didnt upload
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Looking at putting together a small off road club for exploring fuerte.
If interested please ping me.
If you are interested in tagging along and do not have a 4x4 but rather a SUV, please also ping me. Some trips and routes may be suitable for non 4x4 vehicles and I will be building up a set of recovery gear.
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Here is mine from
October '18 on the coastal track from Pozo Negro back to Salinas del Carmen.
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In the late 90's, whilst on holiday I hired a 4x4 and went around the coast of the island as far as possible on tracks close to the sea.
I enjoyed it but my wife and children found it a bit scary. I'll always remember them screaming as I came down off the cliff top into Los Molinos.
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Very Nice Pics WMG

what was your best part?
CS: Yup, I could imagine my wife doing the same. She already said multiple times "Are you sure the car can go there, its not going to roll over"
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Haha, I will have to take that track.
Will try to find a site that has all the Fuerte tracks on it, and if I cant find anything, then I might just make my own
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Google Earth shows a lot of the tracks (Non tarmacked) you can take, start by looking at the area south of El Cotillo.
Track I took from Pozo Negro to Salinas del Carmen
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