Bridle-paths/Byways - Can they be viewed anywhere online?

[3Beasties]

Sorry a similar subject to the thread I've just posted!

Are there any websites that show where there are bridle-paths or byways?

I'm on the hunt for some off road riding as horses have moved to a slightly different area. We live in the middle of the countryside, surrounded by fields, but have very very little off road riding!

The two bridle paths I do know off are not worth going down, broken gates tied up with string, crops right up to the hedge and cows (which I know have a right to be there, I would just rather they weren't!!).

 

[mandwhy]

If you go on bing.com there is an OS map function and you can view them all that way. Seems to be the most convenient way I've found!

 

[criso]

Try looking for the definitive map for your area. This is maintained and updated by the council and is the official guide to status of rights of way.

http://www.geograph.org.uk/article/Definitive-maps-online