Definitive
Map of public rights of way (from your county council and possibly your
district council).
Highways
Register ( from your county council).
Ordnance
Survey map
(latest releases may include Highways Register information).
The Explorer Series of maps show byways, bridleways, green lanes and footpaths
together with recreational information.
DEFRA
- Walks and Rides
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Explorer maps, excellent for finding bridleways, can also be bought from
Amazon for £5.59! |
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The
amended Countryside Rights of Way Act 2000 (ISBN is 0-10-543700-X, £15.55) is available in print from
HMSO
agents, tel no 0870 6005522.
National
Bridleroute Network - Ride UK project.
Institute
of Public Rights of Way Officers (find out if your local bridleway is open)
"On
the Right Track" - a book which sets out the law as it stands with
regard to rights of way, is priced at £15 and is available from the
BHS, tel no 08701
201918.
Streetmap - The maps
are ordnance survey maps. Footpaths are lines with small red dashes, bridleways
are longer red dashes.
Surrey County Council
has launched a geographical Information System on it's web site - you
can zoom in on a map of the county and magnify any bridleway or footpath in
detail. Find the maps under R for Rights of Way in the A-Z
index.
The
British Horse Society's Bed and Breakfast
for Horses £5.95. An essential
directory when planning an overnight stay or a riding holiday. Over 400
addresses to choose from, offering accommodation for horses, the majority for
humans also, some self-catering. Recommended for those attending a horse show,
competing or on a riding holiday, or for non-horsey holidaymakers wishing to get
away from it all. Contact Sue Brown on tel no
01926 707814.
