Rudy Rengers – Cumbria TRF

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Cumbria TRF have had meeting with LDNPA & Councillor Jim Bland to create and erect signage for all users to

Run Leader Training Our ‘internal’ run leader training covers all you need to know to lead a group. Check our

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Challenge the stereotype To join Cumbria TRF, you first need to become a member of the National Trail Riders

Most legal byways and unclassified roads are listed on the Cumbria County Council website under The Hierarchy of Trails You

History, Heritage and Posterity Trail riding as a pastime is rooted into our national heritage. Ancient roads were the transport

Cumbria TRF members clearing overgrown brush and overhanging foliage to the benefit of all users.

Tynehead is currently TRO`d Due to damage on another bridge (28/11/2023) — Volunteers rebuilt the bridge after Storm Desmond damage.

Introduction U5248 Lightfoot runs across Cartmel Fell from south to north for 1.3 km and is a delightful unsealed road

Managing drainage and renewing the surface. Storm water is the most significant cause of damage to green roads. Regular maintenance