Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.	This route starts on Long Lane (Rickmansworth 61 bridleway) and continues generally north-eastwards parallel to the M25 boundary to Shepherd's Lane (public road). At the time of the 2023 Access Survey (18 Feb 23), the route was open and available for use with no obstructions. There was a 'public footpath' fingerpost at the junction with Shepherd's Lane and a waymark arrow at the junction with Long Lane (Rickmansworth 61 bridleway). There was a separate unsigned route used by riders and cyclists just north of the footpath steps at Shepherd's Lane.
View NW from Long Lane Photo: Phil Wadey, 18 Feb 2023	Continuing NW Photo: Phil Wadey, 18 Feb 2023	Continuing NW Photo: Phil Wadey, 18 Feb 2023	Mounting Block at top of slope Photo: Phil Wadey, 18 Feb 2023	View from Shepherd's Lane Photo: Phil Wadey, 18 Feb 2023
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Legal History 20 Jun 1953: Rickmansworth 21 was recorded as a footpath on the original definitive map and statement. DM sheet DM3-41 (TQ09SW). 31 Dec 1977: Rickmansworth 21 was shown as a footpath on the special review draft map and statement. DM sheet SR-88 (TQ09SW).

Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015) Path: [Rickmansworth] 21.  Recorded Status: Footpath.  Definitive Map sheet: 88 Commences from Long Lane thence NE along SE boundary of M25 to the junction with Shepherds Lane. Recommences from N side of Shepherds Lane approx 100m SE thence generally NE for approx 150m to The Queens Drive. The route then runs generally SE to the junction with Chiltern Drive. Limitations: None The junction with Rickmansworth 61 should be noted directly.

© 2023 Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust. File reference: EC1111.