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Welcome to the BHS Cornwall Access and Bridleways Web Site. The Site is provided to help you to enjoy your off road riding along the bridleways and paths in Cornwall PLEASE DO TAKE TIME TO SCROLL THIS PAGE AND EXPLORE THE SITE If you can't see menu bars please click bhsaccesscornwall
Waste Transfer Plant threatens equine crossing of A30 Details See News		Good News - £2M for new equine routes Chancellor announces new £2m Paths for Communities grant scheme under which new paths carrying rights for equestrians, walkers and cyclists will be created. BHS Press Release Good News - Equine Access to Cycle Trails Richard Benyon MP, Minister for Natural Environment and Fisheries, has made a statement urging all local authorities to allow horse riders to use cycle trails, routes and any other ways where it is in their power to do so, and to encourage that permission or dedication to happen where it is not in their power. See BHS Press Release Kernow Horse Trail Please click Kernow Horse Trail to see updated information on this trail from Lands End to Devon that is being used by long distance and local riders.
10,000 BHS Members in the SouthWest Membership of the BHS for the Souithwest Region has reached 10,000. This region is the first region nationally to achieve this goal. Press Release Please do continue to support us and the work the BHS does for all horse owners and riders. Membershi
Move mouse over picture!	Getting New Bridleways onto the Map - You can help
Move mouse over picture Camel Trail - Welcomes Riders See Where to Ride Riders on the 'Tinners Way' over the Penwith Moors This is only a definitive footpath yet it always has been ridden	Have you clicked yet Please do. BHS Needs your Help - Fighting Fund	Members of West Penwith Bridlewys Association by Greenbarrow Mine on the Penwith Moors. Few bridlways but we always have enjoyed free access Unrecorded Rights of Way - Stakeholders Working Group - we await this govenment's plans Commons - Relevance to Equine Access
Cornwall Council, which is responsible for our bridleways, does appreciate the need for a better network funding. Both capital and recurrent, is an ongoing problem. We are constantly lobbying to show how important our paths network and, in particular, bridleways are to the local economy. The British Horse Society Cornwall is constantly working with Cornwall Council to ensure that brileways receive the priorirtty they deserve. The BHS nationally is working at with all relevant goverment bodies to promote the necessity for safe off road riding, with associated econimoic and health benefits. Riding and horse ownership is ever more popular and the roads are getting busier. We all do need safe places to ride. Your BHS County Access and Bridleways Officers for Cornwall are Adrian and Margaret Bigg. See Contacts We work voluntarily on your behalf to preserve the riding we do have and to improve the bridleway and ridden paths network. County Access Officers are unpaid volunteers. Adrian is also the BHS SW Regional Officer, and is supported by a dedicated access team at BHS Head Office.The BHS is working on your behalf lobbying and liaising the government and councils to forward the access issues to enable improvement to the bridleway network in England and Wales.
The BHS does need your support. See Why you should join the BHS Please join or start a local Bridleways Group. See Bridleways Associations		Find Out more about Bridleways and Ridden Routes Please give us comment on this WEB Site (Good or Bad)