Current status
Closed to motor vehicles
Closed to all motor vehicles except access (fire/police/ambulance, statutory works, premises access), by North Yorkshire County Council (Prohibition of Motor Vehicles except for Access) (Unclassified Road IN36G (Turbary Road), Thornton in Lonsdale) Order 2016, in force since 14 November 2016. Confirmed directly against the order text, North Yorkshire CC rights of way notices register.
Council or park authority order.
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Where it runs
Turbary Road in red, with the lanes around it.
- AThe southwest end, near Masongill
- BThe northeast end
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Lanes nearby
The closest named lanes, measured from Turbary Road.
- Twistleton Lane1.1 km south · 1.3 km long›
- Thacking Lane3.6 km south · 0.0 km long
- Kittygill Lane7.3 km west · 0.2 km long
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Questions riders ask
Is Turbary Road open to motorcycles?
Turbary Road currently carries a restriction: closed to motor vehicles. Ordinary motor traffic is not allowed while it applies. Always check the current position before riding.
How long is Turbary Road?
About 3.7 km. Its two ends are around 3.5 km apart in a straight line.
Where does Turbary Road start and finish?
It runs southwest to northeast near Thornton in Lonsdale, in Lancashire. The map on this page shows both ends.
Is Turbary Road in a national park?
Yes, Turbary Road runs through the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Some national park authorities make their own Traffic Regulation Orders, so it's worth checking the park's restrictions as well as the council's.
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