Bridleways and Where to Ride in Lincolnshire

The British Horse Society, together with The Byways and Bridleways Trust, The National Federation of Bridleway Associations, The Mendip Cross Trails Trust, and The South Pennine Packhorse Trails Trust are working together to campaign and lobby the government to provide greater equestrian off road access now.

To date ramblers and cyclists are enjoying an unprecedented increase in their rights of access, whilst very little progress has been made in securing equestrian access. We therefore consider that now is an opportune time to petition the Government for more equestrian access now. We therefore urge you to sign up to the Equestrian Access Now Petition, and to encourage all other horse riders to sign up as well. The link below will take you to a page on the Ride UK website, which gives full details of the petition and how to sign up to it. Click on http://www.ride-uk.org.uk/EquestrianAccessNow.htm to read and sign the petition.

Permissive Rides opened up under the defra stewardship scheme can be found at cwr.defra.gov.uk

Select a ride below, click and print off details and a map

www.bridleways.co.uk

Bridleways & Quiet Lanes
Bridleways.co.uk provides an internet based database of national routes suitable for horse riders. These routes take advantage of bridleways and quite lanes throughout the UK and are accessible to the entire equine community.

Click Map to access the Ride UK Website