The Lake District National Park contains more than 3,200 kilometres of Public Rights of Way. They're used by walkers, cyclists and horse riders and vehicles.
All public rights of way are highways in law. They are normally just simple paths and tracks through woods, farmland, in countryside or near towns.
See Rights of Way for this information
As of October 2019, the total length of Rights of Way was 3,203 km (1,927.5 miles).
