Offroading is the practice of driving or riding specially-
designed motor vehicles, usually 4x4s and motorbikes, but
sometimes quad bikes – along green lanes. It is done for fun and
the more difficult and damaged the terrain, the more most
offroaders enjoy it.  To see video clips of offroading in
practice and the damage it does, try Googling “Youtube the
Roych”, “Youtube Chapel Gate”,”Youtube Bamford Clough”, “Youtube
Stanage Edge” or “Youtube Pindale”.  Some offroaders object to
the term because many green lanes are legally open to motor
vehicles.  Offroading is legal only on Byways Open to All
Traffic (BOATs). Wherever it takes place, illegally or legally,
it does damage.  It destroys the fragile surfaces of lanes.  It
disturbs wildlife.  It creates noise and nuisance which is
upsetting to residents and visitors alike.  It disturbs the
peace and tranquility essential to the character of the National
Park and the wider countryside.  It puts other users at risk.
It makes deep ruts which make it hard to walk a