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Download Public Rights of Way (Footpaths) Footpaths in Medway Medway Public Rights of Way List of Footpaths in Medway USRN (Unique Street Reference Path Description Number) Number Locality Area 32105000 GB1 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Owens Way to Motney Hill Road From High Street to Arthur Road and from Taverners Road (between No’s 115 & 117) to Arthur Road (between No’s 82 & 32105009 GB10 Rainham GILLINGHAM 84). 32105010 GB12 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Moor Park Close to GB13 32105038 GB12A Rainham GILLINGHAM From South Bush Lane (adjacent Springfield) to GB13 32105011 GB13 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Moor Street to Meresborough Lane From Mierscourt Road (opposite Mierscourt School) to 32105012 GB16 Rainham GILLINGHAM Meresborough Road (250m NW of Byrony School) 32105013 GB17 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Durham Road (between No’s 57 & 59) to Woodside 32105014 GB18 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Lower Rainham Road to Kingsway Hoath 32105015 GB20 Brompton GILLINGHAM From Sally Port Gardens to Brompton Road 32105016 GB21 Brompton GILLINGHAM From Garden Street to Marlborough Road From Hunters Way (rear of No. 37) to Star Lane (rear of No. 26 32105017 GB22 Darland GILLINGHAM Hamelin Road) 32105018 GB24 Darland GILLINGHAM From Hamelin Road (rear of No. 66) to Hoath Close 32105019 GB25 Hempstead GILLINGHAM From Glenwood Close to Star Lane From Pear Tree Lane (adjacent Hawkhurst Lodge) to RC33- 32105020 GB26 Hempstead GILLINGHAM On same route as Pear Tree Lane From Maidstone Road (adjacent No. 345) to Tanker Hill 32105002 GB3 Rainham GILLINGHAM (adjacent No. 67) 32105022 GB31 Hempstead GILLINGHAM From Hempstead Road (adjacent No. 344) to Capstone Road From Cedar Grove (adjacent No. 61) to Sharsted Way and 32105023 GB32 Hempstead GILLINGHAM from The Rise to Chapel Hill Wood 32105024 GB34 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Lonsdale Drive to Mierscourt Road From Matts Hill Lane (opposite Matts Hill Farm) to Matts Hill Farm and from Matts Hill Lane (opposite Matts Hill Farm) to 32105025 GB36 Rainham GILLINGHAM Reeds Shaw (South side of M2) From Mierscourt Road (adjacent to Mierscourt Cottages) to Meresborough Road (opposite Meresborough Nursery) and from Reeds Shaw to Meresborough Road (opposite 32105026 GB37 Rainham GILLINGHAM Meresborough Nursery) 32105027 GB38 Gillingham GILLINGHAM From Ingram Road to Woodlands Road From Birch Grove to Ferndown Close (rear of No.16) and from 32105003 GB4 Hempstead GILLINGHAM Hempstead Road to Birch Grove 32105028 GB40 Hempstead GILLINGHAM From Lambsfrith Grove to Maidstone Road 32105302 GB41 Wigmore GILLINGHAM From Wigmore Library through to Thanet Road 32105029 GB42 Parkwood GILLINGHAM From Deanwood Drive to Burnham Walk From Bythorne Court (side of No. 9) to Bythorne Court (side of 32105030 GB43 Rainham GILLINGHAM No. 1) 32105032 GB45 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Seymour Road North East to Medway Boundary 32105033 GB46 Brompton GILLINGHAM From King's Bastion to Singapore Drive 32105034 GB47 Brompton GILLINGHAM From Marlborough Road to 100m west of the War Memorial From War Memorial at Great Lines to Item 424 (90m to rear of 32105035 GB48 Brompton GILLINGHAM 7 Eldon Street) 1 Footpaths in Medway USRN (Unique Street Reference Path Description Number) Number Locality Area From Marlborough Road (adjacent to No. 289) to Longhill 32105036 GB49 Gillingham GILLINGHAM Avenue (opposite No. 31) 32105004 GB5 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Lower Bloors Lane to Berengrave Lane 32105037 GB50 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Caldew Avenue to Romary Road 32105005 GB6 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Bloors Lane to GB5 From Berengrave Lane to Suffolk Avenue and from Suffolk 32105006 GB7 Rainham GILLINGHAM Avenue to Longley Road 32105007 GB8 Rainham GILLINGHAM From Lower Rainham Road to Otterham Quay From Taswell Road (between No’s 132/134) to Pearman Close 32105008 GB9 Rainham GILLINGHAM (adjacent Wakeley CP School). 32105041 RC1 Darland GILLINGHAM From Star Mill Lane (southern end) to Ash Tree Lane From Rush Close (rear of No. 2) to Kellaway Road (30m to 32105050 RC10 Walderslade CHATHAM rear of No. 40) 32105051 RC11 Lordswood CHATHAM From Shawsted Road to Capstone Road From Hurstwood (side of No. 16) to Marston Walk (85m west 32105052 RC12 Horsted CHATHAM of No 4) 32105053 RC13 Lordswood CHATHAM From RC31A (Shawstead Road) to RC31B (Capstone Road) 32105054 RC14 Walderslade CHATHAM From Walderslade Road to Robin Hood Lane (Lower) 32105055 RC15 Lordswood CHATHAM From Lordswood Lane to Shawstead Road 32105056 RC16 Princes Park CHATHAM From Walderslade Road (side of No. 159) to Peacock Rise 32105057 RC17 Horsted CHATHAM From Watson Avenue to Holland Road From Maidstone Road (at side of Mid Kent College) to 32105058 RC18 Horsted CHATHAM Snodhurst Avenue From Hallsfield Road (50m to rear of No. 23) to Kemp Close 32105059 RC19 Horsted CHATHAM (50m south of No. 55) From Ash Tree Lane (at junction with Beacon Road) to 32105042 RC2 Darland GILLINGHAM Hunters Way From Mafeking Road (side of No. 9/11) to RC14 and from 32105060 RC20 Walderslade CHATHAM Tunbury Avenue to Nicklaus Drive 32105061 RC21 Waldersalde CHATHAM From Walderslade Village to McKenzie Road 32105062 RC22 Walderslade CHATHAM From Broadlands Drive to Lordswood Lane 32105063 RC23 Princes Park CHATHAM From Downsview to North Dane Way From RC29 to Near Sharsted Farm and from Lordswood Lane 32105064 RC24 Lordswood CHATHAM to North Dane Way 32105066 RC26 Walderslade CHATHAM From Kellaway Road (rear of No. 56) to Dargets Road 32105067 RC27 Lordswood CHATHAM From Ham Lane to North Dane Way 32105068 RC28 Lordswood CHATHAM From RC29 to Medway Boundary From Magpie Hall Road (opposite No. 302) to Clarence Road 32105043 RC3 Luton CHATHAM (rear of No. 38) 32105070 RC30 Horsted CHATHAM From Holland Road to Hurstwood 32105071 RC31 Darland GILLINGHAM From Ash Tree Lane to Kingsway 32105072 RC32 Lordswood CHATHAM From North Dane Way to Capstone Road From Capstone Road to Pear Tree Lane (100m to rear of 32105073 RC33 Lordswood CHATHAM Witsend) 32105074 RC34 Luton CHATHAM From Capstone Road to Nelson Terrace 32105075 RC35 Chatham CHATHAM From Longhill Avenue to Hards Town (50m to rear of No. 65) 32105076 RC36 Princes Park CHATHAM From Swallow Rise to Heron Way From Cygnet Road (rear of No. 37) to Lordswood Lane (rear of 32105077 RC37 Lordswood CHATHAM No. 2 Rover Road) 32105078 RC38 Lordswood CHATHAM From Lordswood Lane to Sultan Road 2 Footpaths in Medway USRN (Unique Street Reference Path Description Number) Number Locality Area From Kirkdale Close (rear of No. 6) to Barrowfields (rear of No. 32105079 RC39 Lordswood CHATHAM 9) From Magpie Hall Road (opposite No. 130) to Street End Road 32105044 RC4 Luton CHATHAM (opposite No. 95) 32105080 RC40 Lordswood CHATHAM From Boxley Road to Lordswood Lane From Boxley Road (Beeching Bank) to Kellaway Road (rear of No. 42) and from Kellaway Road (rear of No. 56) to Lordswood 32105045 RC5 Walderslade CHATHAM Close (side of No. 32) 32105046 RC6 Lordswood CHATHAM From Shawstead Road to Capstone Farm Country Park From Walderslade Road (opposite Alamein Ave) to Snodhurst 32105047 RC7 Horsted CHATHAM Avenue (side of No. 100) 32105048 RC8 Weedswood CHATHAM From Meadside Walk to Walderslade Road From Shawstead Road to Emily Road and from Bradfields 32105049 RC9 Princes Park CHATHAM Avenue to Wren Way (roundabout) 32105085 RC9A Princes Park CHATHAM From Romney Road to Lordswood Lane 32105086 RR1 Strood ROCHESTER From Brompton Farm Road (opposite No. 131) to RS131 32105110 RR10A Strood ROCHESTER From Dart Close to Witham Way 32105111 RR10B Strood ROCHESTER From Humber Crescent to Watling Street 32105095 RR11 Strood ROCHESTER From Holly Road to RR12 (east side of railway line) 32105096 RR12 Strood ROCHESTER From Knight Road to Cuxton Road From M2 Motorway Bridge (north side) to Cuxton Road 32105097 RR13 Strood ROCHESTER (adjacent Bien Venue) From Wouldham Road to Shorts Way and from Brambletree Cottages (at junction with Wouldham Road) to M2 Motorway 32105098 RR14 Borstal ROCHESTER Bridge. 32105099 RR15 Borstal ROCHESTER From Wouldham Road to Mount Road 32105087 RR2 Strood ROCHESTER From Cliffe Road to Quixote Crescent (rear of No.33) 32105103 RR20 Strood ROCHESTER From Leybourne Road to RR7 (adjacent to garages) 32105104 RR23 Strood ROCHESTER From RR13 (by railway footbridge) to Knight Road 32105105 RR24 Strood ROCHESTER From Norman Close to 100m NE of start From Tip Road (at railway footbridge) to 275m to southwest of 32105112 RR24A Strood ROCHESTER start From Sidney Road (adjacent to No. 57) to Priestfields (rear of 32105106 RR25 Borstal ROCHESTER No. 58). 32105107 RR26 Borstal ROCHESTER From Farmdale Avenue (rear of No. 28) to Wouldham Road 32105113 RR27A Borstal ROCHESTER From Wouldham Road (North) to Medway Motorway Bridge 32105108 RR28 Strood ROCHESTER From Curlew Crescent (rear of) to RR29 32105109 RR29 Strood ROCHESTER From RR28 to Great Wood 32105088 RR3 Strood ROCHESTER From Cliffe Road to Mill Road Jersey Road to Gravesend Road (passing over King Arthurs 32105089 RR4 Strood ROCHESTER Road and Brompton Farm Road) 32105090 RR5 Strood ROCHESTER From King Arthurs Drive to Broom Hill Road 32105091 RR6 Strood ROCHESTER From Parsonage Lane to Upnor Road 32105092 RR7 Strood ROCHESTER From Rede Court Road to Watling Street From Cranmere Court (side of 1) to Commissioners Road (rear 32105093 RR8 Strood ROCHESTER of Shamel Business Centre) 32105094 RR9 Strood ROCHESTER From Parsonage Lane to Commisioners Road 32105318 RRX1 Rochester ROCHESTER Corporation Street to High Street via La Providence 32105329 RRX10 Rochester ROCHESTER Churchfields (Esplanade up steps to RRX11) Churchfields (junction with RRX11 to connect to footway of 32105330 RRX10A
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