Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
If you look closely at Cycling UK’s new West Kernow Way route, you might notice there are some short sections which are marked as public footpaths, or which don’t seem to be a public rights of way at all. To find out why, we have to journey back thousands of years.
Find out more about this campaign:
cyclinguk.org/lostways
Find out more about the West Kernow Way:
cyclinguk.org/west-kernow-way
Find out how to join Cycling UK and receive other exclusive discounts at cycle and outdoor retailers and other benefits including free insurance: cyclinguk.org/join/wkw
The development of the West Kernow Way route and guidebook were funded through the EXPERIENCE project, which is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Interreg VA France (Channel) England Programme; cyclinguk.org/experience
If you look closely at Cycling UK’s new West Kernow Way route, you might notice there are some short sections which are marked as public footpaths, or which don’t seem to be a public rights of way at all. To find out why, we have to journey back thousands of years.
Find out more about this campaign:
cyclinguk.org/lostways
Find out more about the West Kernow Way:
cyclinguk.org/west-kernow-way
Find out how to join Cycling UK and receive other exclusive discounts at cycle and outdoor retailers and other benefits including free insurance: cyclinguk.org/join/wkw
The development of the West Kernow Way route and guidebook were funded through the EXPERIENCE project, which is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Interreg VA France (Channel) England Programme; cyclinguk.org/experience
