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Developing new paths for cycling in the countryside

By Cherry Allan on 22 March 2012

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Do you ride - or want to ride - on a particular path, but can't tell whether you're allowed to do so? Does your favourite bridleway suddenly turn into a footpath and you wish it didn't? Do you want to do something about it? Read on...

Riding off-road

Riding off-road

Further reading

CTC's campaigns briefing on Bridleways, Restricted bByways and Cycle Tracks explains these ways in more detail, and CTC's campaigning views about them
CTC's campaigns briefing on Changing the Status of Rights of Way explains our views on statutory orders and why and how to get the best out of the process for cycling.
CTC'c campaigns briefing on Off-road Access in Scotland explains our views on the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, which has been highly beneficial to cyclists

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