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Footpaths & Rights of Way
Information about footpaths and rights of way. Details on Cotswold Warden Guided Walks can be found in the documents below.
Public rights of way
Public rights of way are open to everyone at any time. They give you the right to walk, ride a horse or cycle along certain routes. Some rights of way are open to vehicles. If you having a problem using a Stinchcombe right of way, such as an obstruction, poor maintenance or a misleading sign, please report it to the Parish Footpaths Warden or directly to the Gloucester Rights of way office.
The definitive map and statement is a legal record of the public rights of way. It shows the routes of each public footpath, bridleway, restricted byway and byway open to all traffic in the county. You can view the original map at Gloucestershire County Council Shire Hall during office hours (no need to book an appointment). You can also view it online at Gloucestershire Rights of Way.
New Footpaths Warden
Hello from John (aka Jack) Thomas. I am your new footpaths warden for Stinchcombe PC. Julie and I have lived on Wick lane in the village for over 20 years. During lockdown I walked nearly all our footpaths, so when the call went out for a new warden, I thought it was time I made myself useful to the village.
Please feel free to contact me by email at Johnthomas@stinchcombepc.co.uk mobile is 07841 279278 with any footpath issues you have. I am already aware of some, but it will take me some time to cover all 60 or so. I will in due course, but only with the land owners permission, be recruiting for the occasional work party, to clear blocked paths and repair stiles etc. I have two volunteers so far, but could do with a couple or so more. Please let me know if you are interested.
Kind regards
John
Guided routes
Our Cotswold Voluntary Wardens offer free guided walks across the Cotswolds National Landscape all year round, and they look forward to meeting you. These walks are an interesting and sociable way of exploring the scenic Cotswold countryside and landscape. You can view their guided walks in the documents below, or by visiting their website Guided Routes – Cotswold National Landscape Wardens