A panoramic view of the herepath trails
A map showing the Herepath trails Link to the Staple Fitzpaine Herepath trail Link to the Valleyheads Herepath trail Link to the Culm Davy Herepath trail Link to the Culm Davy Herepath trail Link to the Valleyheads Herepath trail Link to the Staple Fitzpaine Herepath trail Click here to download the herepath trail map

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The trails

Staple Fitzpaine Herepath

This 13.7 mile (22 kilometre) circular trail passes through the Forestry Commission woodlands around Staple Hill, Castle Neroche, Bickenhall, Thurlbear and Wych Lodge.


Valleyheads & Culm Davy

These future proposed trails are currently being investigated with improvment work planned on some existing bridleways later in 2008. If you have ideas for improvemnts or new routes please let us know by emailing info@nerochescheme.org or telephoning 01823 680846.


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Herepath Trail Watchers Scheme

An opportunity to get involved...


Trail Surface Conditions

Mud glorious mud....but improvements on the way!


Herepath trails

Welcome to the Herepath Trails page!

The Staple Fitzpaine Herepath is NOW OPEN!

The Neroche Scheme is developing a network of multi-use trails starting with a 20km circuit around Staple Fitzpaine, which is now open!

The trails will mostly follow existing public rights of way and are intended for use by walkers and riders. The map on this page shows the approximate locations of the trails and you can find out more information on each of the three trails by clicking on the links below.

Herepaths were originally important trade and communication routes between settlements during the ninth century. Two herepaths passed through the Neroche area. Herepaths are also often referred to as people’s paths and the Neroche Scheme has adopted the name for the developing network of multi-use access trails in the area.

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