Equestrian Access Groups

South Loch Ness Access Group work to encourage and develop responsible off-road access for walkers and riders in the South Loch Ness Area. To promote the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. To liaise with other access groups in the surrounding areas. They also waymark the Trail of the 7 Lochs.

South Somerset Bridleways Association aims to preserve, promote and maintain bridle routes in South Somerset

Local people set up the group to improve the bridleways in the South Staffordshire area. We support members with queries, problems, clearance issues, and concerns about dangerous areas in South Staffordshire. We are also actively involved in researching lost bridleways. In addition to the above, the group also organises guided rides, talks and social events. 

Speed Bridleways aim to establish bridleway routes and push for completion of the Pennine Bridleway. They liaise with Derbyshire County Council, Peak Park and local councillors. Speed Bridleways also organise local fun rides for members and non-members.