Nice one. Looking to be in that area early next week. That looks like my sort of road. Is it tarmacadam all the way?
Nice one. Looking to be in that area early next week. That looks like my sort of road. Is it tarmacadam all the way?
I've done it loads of time, but always on 4 wheels not two.
It you do it heading west, the woolpack pub at the bottom of hardknott pass is worth a visit to refresh yourself.
I'd suggest if you are doing it during the popular tourist times of the year, so very first thing in the morning, whilst everyone is still in bed or having breakfast. There are pull in places, but so much people up there who arn't use to small roads have no idea how to use them.

I would recommend Enduro Pro Mode
Went up on 2 day old TE, not for the faint hearted.

A couple of weeks back I did these on a 1985 Honda c70, yup, it now lives in Nottingham. I Do not know how to put photos on using a tablet
Nor big MPV'sWe had 2 lots of Belgians in huge camper vans who'd decided to go up there for a look... Caused absolute chaos! 1 in 3 and hairpins doesn't mix well with campers...![]()


Nor big MPV's
Did both passes in August on my Serow (easy peasy) & spent a good 20 minutes being amused by a large minibus emptying all its passengers so they could give it a bit of a starting push & then left them to walk to the top![]()
Met a couple of Germans at the Hardknott pub - one had left his big Harley in a layby half-way down because the clutch had burned out
Don't forget to stop to admire the Roman Fort too![]()