The Trails Trust (TTT) is run for the benefit of the public to promote the protection, restoration and improvement of existing bridleways, byways and other public rights of way, and the addition of new bridleways, byways or other public rights of way, in the interests of social welfare and with a view to improving the conditions of life of the public.
Join the Trails Trust here.
TTT’s current primary focus is to provide support, education and consultancy services to any person or organisation with an interest in working with landowners and managers to create green infrastructure (rights of way) through the process known as express dedication at common law.
See more in ‘about The Trails Trust’.
There are a number of documents to help you create rights of way which are free to download.
Latest Documents posted:
- ELM scheme Test & Trial 159A Final reportThe Trails Trust was commissioned by DEFRA to carry out a ‘Test and Trial’ with the aim of incentivising green infrastructure public access and… Read more: ELM scheme Test & Trial 159A Final report
- Case to abolish 2026 cut-offThe Trails Trust Trustees and members call upon Government to abandon the 2026 deadline to register unrecorded Rights of Way. Read our press release… Read more: Case to abolish 2026 cut-off