An Interactive Guide to the Footpaths in and Around Titchmarsh
The map below shows all of the registered footpaths, byways and bridleways in Titchmarsh.
Use your mouse to navigate around the map. Click and drag to move the map around. Scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in and out. Click on a path for additional information.
| Footpath | Byway | Bridleway | Unrecognised |
Footpaths: This public right of way is meant for pedestrians only. You are allowed to walk your dog as long as it is under your close control. When walking a dog, you must ensure that it keeps to the public footpath and does not trespass into nearby properties. Prams, pushchair or wheelchairs can also be used on a footpath.
Byways – Open To All Traffic (BOAT): These byways are normally marked “byways” and are open to motorists, bicyclists, horse-riders, motorcyclists and pedestrians. As with public tarmac road networks, motorists must ensure that they are legally authorised to use BOATs (i.e. registered, taxed, insured and MoT’d).
Restricted Byways: Restricted Byways are created under the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006. They are open to the traffic mentioned above in BOATs, but exclude motor vehicles and motorcycles.
Bridleways: These are meant for walkers, horse-riders and cyclists. Bicyclists are expected to give way to walkers and horse-riders.
Unrecognised: There are currently 2 unrecognised paths in Titchmarsh.
Louise Stokes is the village footpath warden. If you wish to report an issue contact her at: louisestokes67@gmail.com.
