Throughout the year, we organise events to fundraise for the cause; check out our What's On page for more details.

Our supporters are vital eyes on the ground, and we rely on you to report good and not-so-good conditions on the bridleways and byways in your area. You can report directly to Wiltshire Council  but we can also get involved, if you tell us about the issue too.
Report to us here.

So how many miles of bridleways are there in Wiltshire?

Our bridleway infographic shows the available statistics for Wiltshire and some adjoining counties.

You can see that there are many miles of routes to maintain, use, enjoy and record for all our future riding.

We understand your frustrations.

These may look like healthy figures but how many are actually usable?

Consider those obstructed by locked gates, fences, severe uncontrolled vegetation growth, and any number of other deliberate blockages by landowners, this removes a fair number of miles.

Then there are those which run for short distances only between two roads or perhaps cross a busy road without any traffic controls. eg A303 south of Winterbourne Stoke or A346 near Ogbourne St George. Others terminate at a point where the status changes annoyingly to a Foot Path.

It doesn't leave many miles for a safe off-road circular ride.

Can you help us to help you?

We need all the support we can get to maintain & retain riding routes.

Reporting issues to us and the council helps, but getting involved to remedy them is by far the most use to everyone.