St Columb-Major

Bridleways and Byways

 
     This parish has a small number yet important bridleways
 
***** most important, **** important,    down to * meaning not really relevant.
 

 
 


Path No. 415/13  Map Reference:  SW928646





















  
  
    

BR from Road east of Tregamere Farm to Road south of Rosevanion
CC Priority GOLD     ****  0.16 miles. Short but very useful short cut 
Last Report: October 2006:  Wide fram track - The surface is however fairly sharp stones. 

   
 

 

 
 


Path No. 415/41  Map Reference:  SW892620





















  
  
    

BR from Trebudannon to Hall Farm
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.63 miles. Most important through Bridleway linking to 415/56 
Last Report: May 2011: Some gates were not horse friendly, with gates on a narrow bridge. Often 
        is obstructed with chicken wire etc. Cornwall Council are looking at the issues.

   
 

 

 
 


Path No. 415/48  Map Reference:  SW913634





















  
  
    

BW from Fore Street to rear of Railway & Commercial Inn, St Columb Major
CC Priority GOLD       **  0.19 miles. Unclassified Road in St Columb Major 
Please do give us an up to date report. 

   
 

 

 
 


Path No. 415/56  Map Reference:  SW896617





















  
  
    

BR from FP 40 east of Trebudannon to west of Tregaswith
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.89 miles. Most important through Bridleway 
Last Report: Jan 08 - Reports of gates being locked, signs erected saying "no right of way" as 
        well as the usual problem with the bridleway field edge section being ploughed. Gate at field north 
        of river is still very challenging for able bodied.

   
 

 

 
 


Path No. 415/60  Map Reference:  SW907654





















  
  
    

BR from Road west of Talskiddy to Road south of Whitewater
CC Priority GOLD    *****  0.27 miles. Very Important through route link 
Last Report: June 2007: Potentially nice track with no gates, but usually underwater. Southern 
        spur below level of nearby stream, and is very deep, soft mud. Only ridable in drought. Generally 
        impassable.