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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.

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NEW! BHS Access Cornwall Riding Maps

Now see where to ride in Cornwall (on OS Map) - Click Here also see Where to Ride

 
A Big Thanks to all who have completed our

To see the results so far - Click Survey Results

We would still like even more riders to complete it. The more information we have, the better we can help you.

Have the County Council Renovated your bridleways yet?
We woud like to Know

Click Bridleway Reports

Also See

Public Paths Improvement Programme

The availability of bridleways varies tremendously over the county. The map shows the distribution of bridleways. There is a very good network of bridleways and trails in the Redruth Area but in the East of the county bridleways are very sparse but there are more unsurfaced County Roads. There is a great void over Bodmin Moor with no official riding access.

Getting New Bridleways on the Map - You can help!

Public Path Orders - and current list.

Discovering Lost Ways Project abandoned! but new Stakeholder Working Group established

BHS Needs your Help - Fighting Fund

Kernow Horse Trail

Riders 
on the 'Tinners Way' over the Penwith Moors This is only a definitive footpath 
yet it always has been ridden

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Blocked? Reporting Problems

 
 Where is this? Do you know of other blocked bridleways?

Camel Trail - Welcomes Riders

See Where to Ride

Work in progress by Cornwall County Council
on the Kennel Lane Bridleway Madron

See Paths Improvement Program

Cornwall County 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 is working at high level with the Horse Industry Team and DEFRA to promote the horse industry as a major contributer to the rural economy. 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 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. We are supported by a SW Regional Officer, and 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 a local Bridleways Group.

See Bridleways Associations

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Bridleways and Ridden Routes

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