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Mid Cheshire Bridleways Improving our bridleways Routes |
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Riding in Mid Cheshire |
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Mid Cheshire Bridleways covers around 70% of Cheshire's 300km of bridleways and byways. The Cheshire East and Cheshire West and Chester websites tell you where you can ride legally. The best known routes are publicised in the Discover Cheshire website from which you can print off maps. There are also leaflets which we are making available via this MCBA website. As a taster try the Aston Ring an 7 mile off road route or Northwich Community Woodlands or the Coddington Loop. The MCBA Survey In 2001/2 MCBA conducted a survey of over 400 riders to find out about riding activities in Cheshire. Survey report.
Public Rights of Way As the 'highway authorities' for Cheshire, the Cheshire East or Cheshire West and Chester councils are responsible for maintaining the public rights of way network and keeping each individual public footpath, bridleway and byway free from obstruction. To report a fault with a bridleway contact Public Rights of Way.
For Cheshire East contact
www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/leisure_and_culture/public_rights_of_way.aspx Cheshire West and Chester Greenspace Team Wyvern House The Drumber Winsford CW7 1AH Tel 01606 288543 www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/publicrightsofway
For Warrington the contact is J Thorp www.warrington.gov.uk/Environmentandplanning/Countryside/PROWUsers.aspx As the 'surveying authority' it is responsible for preparing and keeping up to date the legal record of these paths known as the Definitive Maps and Statements. Cheshires Equestrian Strategy Principles of providing for equestrians.
The Rights of Way Improvement Plans set out infrastructure improvements for improving access for riders and off-road cyclists. (see council websites)
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