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Rights of way - maintenanceThe Public Rights of Way Team is responsible for managing over 10,000km of rights of way, the longest network in England.
As the Highway Authority for North Yorkshire, the County Council responsibilities include:
The Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors National Park manage approximately 4,000km of the network through an agency agreement with the County Council. Outside the National Parks, maintenance of public rights of way is delivered by seven area rangers. Find out more about ranger teams. The team also manages an expanding group of over 170 countryside volunteers who support the work of the whole countryside service including surveying, maintaining and managing the rights of way network, managing local wildlife and historical sites and maintaining our specialist databases. A breakdown of the local public rights of way network in North Yorkshire (length km) is as follows.
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Countryside
 Rights of way maps
 Temporary closure orders
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