There is the Foose Way running South from the airport. Apart from the ford halfway along the byway it's hardly worth the visit, apart from short cut maybe
 
There is the Foose Way running South from the airport. Apart from the ford halfway along the byway it's hardly worth the visit, apart from short cut maybe
Hate the way they have ROW then restricted then back to ROW on that section
That Ford is deep in the winter
 
Depends on which council website you look at. Last time I looked you could drive the whole length depending on which map you use.

Using OS there is a section now on restriction. Yep this used to be all open.there is a very small sign on the track near Eason grey saying of the changes(looks like a local A4 made sign) spotted while walking the dog last week.

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Info taken from wilts ROW maps.
As you can see it’s 4 wheel motors but not bikes.

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Where EGRE1 goes above the B4040 it once again becomes unrestricted UNLESS you look on Gloucestershire map which incorrectly lists it as restricted.
 
The above form @Anaconda was my experience of glass and trailwise a few years ago so let my membership lapse. Everything on trailwise there seemed to be a good 5-10 years out of date so stopped renewing.

Has this now changed and and people are active on there updating routes and comments etc? I am looking at planning a route around the cotswolds for drive it day and an arcuate and up to date trailwise would certainly make things easier and quicker as a start rather than trawling through the council rights of way maps as a starting point
I can't answer for the whole country but for the areas I've gone laning in, there are generally comments that are within the last 12 months - especially in the more popular areas and/or areas with active reps.

I'm not familiar with laning in the Cotswolds but based on the other posts I've checked a few lanes and they have comments within the last few months.
 

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