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The risca riders have had their trails sanctioned over in risca/cwmcarn, great example..
Look them up on FB/insta
Hurtwood estate Peaslake?
Ride Sheffield. Give them a message on their FB page and one of the team will get back to you.
Ride Sheffield. Give them a message on their FB page and one of the team will get back to you.
No, email is better if you can please! info@ridesheffield.org.uk 🙂
Lots of good examples in Scotland. Aberdeenshire, Tayside or Tweed Valley trail associations. (ATA, TTA, TVTA). Aberdeenshire in particular have worked hard with private landowners in the Forest of Birse and Ballater areas.
Not exactly local but most of the trails in Squamish are on private land (First Nation or private enterprises). The remaining land is Crown (public) land but you can't build trails without government permission. With this in mind, only a tiny percentage of the trails here are actually officially sanctioned. The rest could get closed down at any time. It's a bit nuts really. SORCA manage much of the relationships between the Government, Squamish Nation and private land owners:
Hush mtb
Just up the road FOD and FE seems to work well.
Cheers. Good shout on Risca, being fairly local.
FoD I should check in with as well. It seems a bit sensitive in places.