Always worth bearing in mind that there is no guarantee of an actual path on the ground where a right of way is marked.
In open country many old ROWs were originally drawn *very* approximately on the definitive maps (which may not have been that accurate themselves). On Lakes OS maps for example you often see a non-ROW path and a ROW marked close together where the non-ROW shows the actual line of the path on the ground. The park authority people have gradually been fixing some of the worst examples eg. this footpath where the ROW used to be marked straight over Browncove Crags (a 500-foot high cliff).
The ROWs marked over Scafell Pike bear only the loosest relationship to actual paths on the ground and this one is entirely imaginary (another one that goes over a cliff).
There’s another impressively bonkers example here