Public Footpaths
A list of public footpaths in Thorpe-Le-Soken
Thorpe le Soken has over 11 miles of public footpaths including one bridleway. There are 23 in total which when linked to those in neighbouring villages can provide rewarding views of the local countryside and an opportunity to complete a circular route.
The paths are listed in Definitive Public Rights of Way order. The route title has been abbreviated and modified to include recognisable landmarks ie local Farms etc, which were no doubt the original destinations.
Click on the link to Definitive Public Rights of Way to check the official designation. Most paths are about half a mile long or less but a few are longer and their approximate length is shown in brackets.
| Path | Status | Route |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Footpath | Thorpe Green to Beaumont. |
| 2 | Footpath | Hill House Lane to Thorpe Green. (3/4 M) |
| 3 | Footpath | Thorpe Green to Beaumont. |
| 4 | Footpath | Valley Farm to Beaumont. |
| 5 | Bridleway | High Street to Valley Farm. |
| 6 | No path | |
| 7 | Footpath | High Street to Landermere Road. |
| 8 | Footpath | Green Farm to Comarques. |
| 9 | No path | |
| 10 | Footpath | Comarques to Green Farm jcn FP 21. |
| 11 | Footpath | High Street to Weeley via Cradle Bridge. |
| 12 | Footpath | High Street to Mill Bank Farm jcn FP 11. |
| 13 | Footpath | Folly Farm to Damont’s Farm. |
| 14 | Footpath | Station Road to Thorpe Cross. (1 M) |
| 15 | Footpath | Elm Farm to Thorpe Park. |
| 16 | No path | |
| 17 | Footpath | New Hall to Landermere Wharf. (3/4 M) |
| 18 | Footpath | Tendring Road to Beaumont. |
| 19 | Footpath | Landermere to Beaumont Quay. (3/4 M) |
| 20 | Footpath | Sneating Hall to Kirby Cross. |
| 21 | Footpath | Green farm to Barnard’s Farm. |
| 22 | Footpath | Short linking path at Comarques. |
| 23 | Footpath | Landermere Wharf to Kirby Quay. (3 M) |
Please remember Public Footpaths and Rights of Way are largely maintained by local landowners in Partnership with Essex County Council and the Parish Council. Please respect the paths, keeping dogs under control and avoiding nuisance to livestock or other users.
