Wayward - Greenlane Finder

Ride more green lanes. Tell Wayward how far to ride and it chains legal off-road byways into a route, then points you there by compass.

Wayward is off-road navigation stripped back to the part that makes you feel something.

Tell Wayward how far you want to ride and roughly which way to head. It strings together as many legal off-road byways as it can to fill your distance, then points you to the next one with a single compass arrow. No turn-by-turn nagging, no map to bury your head in. Getting there is the adventure.

RIDE MORE GREEN LANES Wayward chains together byways across England & Wales into a route that fills the distance you choose — from a quick blast to a 150-mile big day out. Loop back home, or ride one-way to a point you drop on the map.

TWO WAYS TO RIDE • Adventure — a single compass arrow points you to the next turn, then the next lane, like a dedicated handlebar compass. No map to stare at. Fully offline once your ride is planned. • Guided — prefer a little more help? A live map shows where you are and the way to the next byway, with your whole route drawn out.

SEE THE WHOLE RIDE FIRST Every route is laid out before you set off — off-road lanes in green, the linking road sections dashed, and an honest breakdown of how much is genuinely off-road. Not feeling it? Shuffle for a completely different route. Switch to satellite imagery to spot the track on the ground.

BUILT FOR YOUR HANDLEBARS Mounted on the bike? Turn it sideways. The ride screen lays out wide — big arrow, big numbers, glanceable at speed.

FOR MOTORBIKES & MOUNTAIN BIKES Whether you are on a road-legal trail bike or a mountain bike, Wayward helps you find your own way through the lanes.

AN ANTIDOTE TO DIGITAL LIFE Put the map away. Look up. Get a little lost. Remember the ride.

PLEASE RIDE RESPONSIBLY Wayward does not condone illegal riding. It is a tool for discovering off-road lanes — not a guide to where it is legal to ride, and not legal advice. Some byways have not been verified as legal for motor vehicles, and many off-road routes prohibit them. The data is indicative only and may be incomplete or out of date. You alone are responsible for confirming a route is legal, open and safe before you ride it.