Significats de bridleway en anglès

Follow the public bridleway as you ascend into a wooded area.

Continue north to reach the Pennine Journey bridleway.

Follow this track until you can turn right onto a bridleway, then follow it to a footbridge.

Longer bridleway routes run through stunning countryside.

Do it From the car park follow the obvious bridleway north-east across Frensham Common, crossing the A287 before turning left.

Turn left after the bridge and continue along the bridleway to Pond Lane at the south-eastern tip of the Great Pond.

A bridleway leads up Eggardon's north-west flank to the summit, where the route cuts to banks and ditches on the south.

When you reach a junction with another bridleway, keep right as you enter the Chinese Wood and descend into the Seven Bridges valley.

At least the bridleway has now been closed - to the indignation of some horseowners - but walkers are still using nearby footpaths.

Perhaps it is time to revise the difference between bridleways and footpaths?

There will be a community orchard, wildflower meadows, footpaths and bridleways.

Really nice paths It also has more than 180 miles of bridleways, footpaths and cycle tracks.

Being a keen runner, I find the footbaths and bridleways around Harting Down offer some heart-bursting trails.

In Watership Down, Adams manages a similar allegory of 20th-century turmoil, re-enacted with bunnies on the bridleways of Hampshire.

Dissected by paths and bridleways, it is the wood that supposedly inspired Kenneth Grahame to write The Wind in the Willows.

Only local residents will be allowed into the area around the circuit and roads will be closed, as will footpaths, bridleways and local campsites.