We are responsible for maintaining approximately 60 miles (96 km) of public rights of way. These routes include surfaced paths as well as countryside tracks and trails.
Types of public rights of way
- footpaths - for pedestrians only
- bridleways - for pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders
- byways - open to all traffic, including motor vehicles, cyclists, horse riders, and pedestrians
Finding public rights of way
You can view public rights of way on the Definitive Map or by using Ordnance Survey’s Explorer 306 and Landranger 93 maps.
- view in person: Copies of the Definitive Map and Statement are available at the library in Community Hub Central during opening hours.
- legal copy: Available at the Civic Centre by appointment. Please contact the Countryside Access Team to arrange a visit.
