BeenThere-DoneThat: Public Rights of Way (Footpaths & Bridleways).

BeenThere-DoneThat		The Unofficial Guide to Great Britain

Public Rights of Way. (Footpaths and Bridleways)

More types of footpath

		This footpath is level, wide and has a good surface probably maintained by the local council. Not all footpaths are this good. View full size

		Believe it or not there is a public right of way across this field although it isn't obvious. If you look carefully you can see a track in the wheat, in the right half of the picture, where someone has crossed the field previously. View full size

		This is a slightly more adventurous footpath, than the one shown at the top of the page, running through rugged country but, again, has a good surface. View full size

		This public footpath has been supplemented with wooden steps to make what would be a moderately steep climb into an easy one. View full size

		This public footpath, part of the Pyg track/Miner's path route on Snowdon in North Wales, zig-zags it's way up to the ridge just below the summit (off to the left). It may look very precarious but in fact is quite easy to negotiate. View full size More footpaths


Footpaths		Great Britain

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