Ludgvan         

Bridleways and Byways

 
     Lugvan has the longest  bridleway in Penwith this is a most important  bridleway with 
        bridleway and byway spurs. We have been campaigning for some time for a "Pegasus Crossing" to 
        enable safe connection to St Erth.
     There are several other important bridleways in the parish as well as some useless short 
        sections of path.
 
***** most important, **** important,    down to * meaning not really relevant.
 
 
 


Path No. 103/4   Map Reference:  SW493318


















  
  
    

BR from road north of Ponjou Farm to Parish Boundary
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.42 miles. Important Bridleway although deesignation currentlly stops 
        at parish boundary
Last Report: 2010 Usable through to road  cleared by PAROW 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/7   Map Reference:  SW498348


















  
  
    

FP & BR from Lower Tremenheere via Treassowe Manor to Higher Trenowin (B3311)
CC Priority SILVER  *****  0.86 miles. 1
Last Report: 2011 Often overgrown - Terrible Gates - awaiting action by CC 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/12  Map Reference:  SW509337


















  
  
    

FP & BR from Ludgvan to road north of Nanceddan with spur to road north of Lower Quarter 
CC Priority GOLD        *  0.18 miles. Farm Access only 
Last Report: Tarmaced Road 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/19  Map Reference:  SW528332


















  
  
    

BR & FP from Trevorro via Parc-an-Camps to road south of RosevidneyBarton
CC Priority SILVER      *  0.17 miles. Farm Access only 
Last Report: To farm and railway line only 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/27  Map Reference:  SW508365


















  
  
    

FP & BR from Trink via Brunnion to Parish Boundary with spur
CC Priority SILVER      *  0.07 miles. Dead End 
Last Report: Short Dead End to property only 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/28  Map Reference:  SW486344


















  
  
    

FP & BR from Roger's Tower to (1) Quarry and (2) from Madron BR 62 to Castlegate
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.30 miles. Most Important Through Bridleway 
Last Report: Spring 2006:  Clear and Well used. to Madron BW 62 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/31  Map Reference:  SW483353


















  
  
    

BR & FP from Parish Boundary near Amalebra to FP and BR 29
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.40 miles. Most Important Bridleway 
Last Report: Steep, narrow  and stony in places and sometimes overgrown 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/33  Map Reference:  SW512370


















  
  
    

FP & BR from Trink to (1) B3309 and (2)  Parish Boundary south of Balnoon
CC Priority GOLD      ***  0.46 miles. Bridleway Accessing Trink 
Last Report: Summer 2006: Blocked with high tied gate. towards end of  Bridleway. 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/39  Map Reference:  SW519357


















  
  
    

BW & FP from road north of Whitecross to road south of Trencrom Hill and spur
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.95 miles. Important ridden byway 
Last Report: October 2006: As far as we know this byway is in Good condition 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/41  Map Reference:  SW513355


















  
  
    

BR & FP from Cargease via Ninnes to FP 35 south of Polpeor
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.62 miles. Northern Leg Inaccessible 
Last Report: October 2006: No current report, generally usable. 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/47  Map Reference:  SW539358


















  
  
    

FP from Rose-an-Grouse Farm to road east of Splattenridden
CC Priority SILVER      *  0.19 miles. Useless as Bridleway - only as farm access off A30 
Last Report: Useful only as footpath to St Erth 
   
 
 
 
 


Path No. 103/52  Map Reference:  SW508347


















  
  
    

BR from Canon's Town to road west of Tremethow with Bridleway spur to Cucurrian
CC Priority GOLD    *****  2.63 miles. Most Important Through Bridleway with spur 
Last Report: 2010  Resaonable Condition.