The Mountain Bike Code of Conduct
Rights of way
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Bridleways - open to cyclists, but you must give way to walkers and horse riders.
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Byways - Usually unsurfaced tracks open to cyclists. As well as walkers and horse riders, you may meet occasional vehicles which also have right of access.
- Public footpaths - It is illegal to cycle on a public footpath. Look out for waymarking arrows (yellow for footpaths and blue for bridleways.)
Other Access
- Open Land - on most upland , moorland and farmland cyclists normally have no right of access without express permission from the landowner.
- Designated Cycle paths - look out for the Elan Valley Trail which has been designated a permissive cycle route. Please give way to all other users.