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Finchampstead Parish - Rights of Way Finchampstead Parish - Rights of Way FP = Footpath (usually indicated by yellow way-markers) BR = Bridleway (usually indicated by blue way-markers) RB = Restricted Byway (usually indicated by dark red way-markers) BY = Byway (usually indicated by red way-markers) Route Type General Location Details No. 1 FP Reading Road area From bend on Forges Rd (north of New Mill Road) to Church Road, Farley Hill. 2 FP Reading Road area A ‘fragment’ of path, from Well House Farm to the end of Forges Lane. This connects to Footpath 7 (below) and is part of the Blackwater Valley path. Beyond Well House Farm, it crosses the Blackwater River (into Hampshire) and connects into the paths network in Bramshill Forest. 3 FP Reading Road area From New Mill Road, opposite the junction with Forges Lane, heading SE to the A327 Reading Road at a point almost halfway between the New Mill Road / Park Lane crossroads and the Tally Ho PH. 4 BR Centre of parish Runs broadly parallel to Nine Mile Ride on the south side, from the entrance to Greenacres (Nine Mile Ride Industry), crossing White Horse Lane and on to Park Lane, near Shepperlands farm. 5 FP Centre of parish From entrance to Greenacres (Nine Mile Ride Industry), east of Wheatlands equestrian centre, to White Horse Lane (continues as FP6 on opposite side of White Horse Lane) 6 FP Centre of parish From White Horse Lane, adjacent to Beech Cottages, crossing FP8 and past Rectory Farm to the Village, west of the Memorial Hall. 7 FP Reading Road area From FP2 at Well House Farm, along the Blackwater River to Jouldings Farm and Swallowfield parish and beyond as part of the Blackwater Valley path. A spur, also in Swallowfield, heads north to Jouldings Lane, south of Farley Hill. 8 FP Centre of parish From St James Church, crossing FP6 along the ridge line to Fleet Hill, approx. 300yds from the Tally Ho PH and almost opposite FP 29. 9 FP Centre of parish From St James Church (via the churchyard) to The Village, passing to the east of the Memorial Park. Also known as ‘Church Path’. 10 FP Centre of parish A link path, from FP 6 near Rectory Farm to FP 9 (‘Church Path’), north of the memorial playing fields. 11 BR Centre of parish From the bend in Warren Lane (off Nine Mile Ride) to White Horse Lane, approx. 100yds from the Queens Oak PH. Also known as ‘The Gallops’. 12 FP Blackwater Valley From the Village, near the old garage & exit of FP 6, to Longwater Lane and FP33. A small ‘link’ path. 13 FP Blackwater Valley From Longwater Lane, (near to exit of FP 12) south and then east between Burnmoor Meadows and the allotments, crossing B3016 Longwater Road and behind Woodside to junction of Cricket Hill and Lower Sandhurst Road. 14 FP Centre of parish From Finchampstead Rd, (opposite exit of FP 15) diagonally across field to Church Lane, near Church Farm. 15 FP Wick Hill From Finchampstead Rd (opposite exit of FP 14) up onto Wick Hill and junction with RB25. 16 FP Simons Wood & From mid-point of Dell Rd, between houses, to the NT land on Ridges Finchampstead Ridges. A small ‘link’ path. 17 EXTINGUISHED IN 2015 17A FP Blackwater Valley From Lower Sandhurst Road (Moor Green Lakes car park) parallel with BR49, (separated by hedge), south to the river and then east along the Blackwater River to Horseshoe Lakes activity centre in Sandhurst. The river section is part of the Blackwater valley path. 18 FP Centre of parish From Church Lane, opposite the green, crossing Pye Hill Lane to Jubilee Road, approx. 200 yds north of the War Memorial. Also known as ‘Pye Hill Way’. This path exits onto Jubilee Road at a point with limited visibility and no pavement or side path. 19 FP Simons Wood & A track, from the bend on Wellingtonia Ave by Finchampstead Ridges, Ridges behind the houses to link with RB 36 south of Wellingtonia Ave. 20 FP Simons Wood & From RB 36, south of Wellingtonia Ave and nearly opposite FP 19, to Ridges Ambarrow Lane in Sandhurst Parish. Connecting paths go on to Horseshoe Lake. Most of this path is in Sandhurst parish. 21 RB Simons Wood & From Rhododendron Corner on The Ridges, behind the houses and then Ridges through Simons Wood, to Wellingtonia Ave, opposite RB 36. 22 BR Near Barkham From Hogwood Industrial Estate towards Bohunt School and the southern section of Sheerlands Rd. Also known as Hogwood Lane. Also designated Barkham BR 18 23 NO DESIGNATION 24 RB Simons Wood & Heath Ride, from Nine Mile Ride, opposite path link to Windsor Ride, along Ridges Heath Ride, beside Simons Wood and through to Wellingtonia Roundabout. The link to Windsor Ride is formally part of this path. 25 RB Wick Hill Wick Hill Lane, from Nine Mile Ride (east of Cali Crossroads) up onto Wick Hill, joining with FP 15 and then down to join with Wick Hill Road (BR 26) and Heath Ride. 26 BR Wick Hill From Wick Hill Lane near junction of Heath Ride and Kiln Ride Extension, turning South East then South and over Wick Hill, passing BR 55 and then to The Ridges B3348 opposite Dell Road. Known also as ‘Wick Hill Road’. 27 BY/RB Simons Wood & Hollybush Ride. Byway from c Ashdale Park to just north of Heath Ride (RB Ridges 24) and then RB across Heath Ride and through Simons Wood, crossing RB 21 and on to top of Wellingtonia Ave by the bend onto the Ridges, opposite FP 19. 28 FP Reading Road area From A327 Reading Road to Park Lane, past West Court. Part of ‘The Devils Highway’. Will run through the new SANG. 29 FP Blackwater Valley From Fleet Hill (c 100 yds from Tally Ho PH and almost opposite FP 8) through Fleet Hill Farm and near to new nature reserve to FP 33, connecting with Longwater Lane and Longwater Rd. 30 FP Simons Wood & From the western edge of Heath Pond in Simons Wood on BR 34, through Ridges the woods to connect with RB 21. 31 BY Simons Wood & Roman Ride. From Lower Wokingham Road, north of Wellingtonia Ridges roundabout, to a junction with Heath Ride (RB24) and on to Heath Pond at junction with Hollybush Ride (RB27), where it continues as BR34. Part of the ‘Devils Highway’ 32 NO DESIGNATION 33 FP Blackwater Valley Longwater Lane. From the end of the adopted section in Longwater Lane, near to FP12 & FP13, SW to FP 29 and then looping back round to Longwater Rd, c200yds north of the bridge and opposite FP 54. Footpath liable to flooding. 34 BR Simons Wood & From Heath Pond through the woods to the boundary of a property known Ridges as ‘The Lodge’. Part of ‘The Devils Highway’. Once designated as BR 37. The western end of this path is the site of ‘the missing link’ to Wick Hill BR26 35 BR Centre of parish Warren Lane. A track from Finchampstead Road, south of the surgery, to Nine Mile Ride near California Country Park. 36 RB Simons Wood & Drift Lane. From Wellingtonia Ave, opposite RB21, down the ridge to Lower Ridges Sandhurst Rd. 37 FP Near Crowthorne Ravenswood Avenue. A surfaced road from Dukes Ride to East Berks Golf Club, then connecting with FP 38 and paths in Wokingham Without through to Nine Mile Ride, and towards the SANG at Butlers Park. 38 FP Near Crowthorne The Devils Highway. A ‘fragment’ of roadway path, linking FP37 to paths in Wokingham Without. 39 NO DESIGNATION 40 FP Area around A321 A ‘fragment’ of path linking Kiln Ride to the roundabout at junction of Sandhurst Rd. Finchampstead Rd and Sandhurst Rd. 41 FP Around Sand A link from Finchampstead Road, just north of Gowrings, through to FP 53 Martins GC and other footpaths around Sand Martins GC. Some of this is a Wokingham Path. 42 BY Area around A321 Tintagel Road. Unsurfaced residential road from Sandhurst Rd to Kiln Ride. Sandhurst Rd. 42A BY Area around A321 Track from Finchampstead Rd, near Pine Drive, to Foxcote. Sandhurst Rd. 43 BY Area around A321 Range Rd. From Sandhurst Rd to Nine Mile Ride Sandhurst Rd. 44 FP Area around A321 Soldiers Rise. Unsurfaced residential road east of A321, from Nine Mile Ride Sandhurst Rd. to Sandhurst Road. 45 BY Around Sand Nashgrove Lane. From junction at Waverley Way, Roycroft Lane through to Martins GC Evendons Lane. The top of this lane, from the block point, is in Wokingham. 46 BR Near Barkham From Barkham Ride to California Country Park and then to Commonfield Lane. This path is the boundary with Barkham parish and is also known as Barkham BR 14. The section from the corner in California Country Park is also the California Greenway path. 47 NO DESIGNATION 48 NO DESIGNATION 49 BR Blackwater Valley From Lower Sandhurst Road (Moor Green Lake car park), immediately parallel with FP17A, to river path,(FP54) and then across the river into Eversley. 50 NO DESIGNATION 51 FP Area around A321 A semi-circular path east of the A321 Sandhurst Rd, looping from a point Sandhurst Rd. opposite Tintagel Road to a point opposite Range Rd. 52 FP Around Sand From Waverley Way to the club house at Sand Martins Golf Club, where it Martins GC links to other paths towards Wokingham. 53 FP Around Sand From Finchampstead Rd alongside Sand Martins access road, around the Martins GC edge of the golf course to join FP 41 and other footpaths around Sand Martins GC.
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