Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.	This path runs from the reservoir path (Bushey 53 and Aldenham 78) generally northwards across the runway of the airfield, until it crosses the parish boundary and becomes recorded as footpath Aldenham 14 which leads to the pond in Letchmore Heath. Although the British Horse Society thinks that Aldenham 14 is incorrectly recorded as footpath as it forms part of the ancient Bride Street, the Aldenham part of the route cannot be recommended for use on horseback until either enough evidence is collected to prove its status, or the landowner agrees to its use. There are some nice views from the northern end of the path. Take great care when crossing the airfield. Do not endanger yourself or aircraft. At the time of the BHS 2021 Access Survey (7 Sep 21), no gates were across the path and there were waymark arrows at each end.
1. Bushey 46 passes through gap in fence Photo: Michael Rackham, 7 Sep 2021	2. View northwards from Bushey 53 Photo: Michael Rackham, 7 Sep 2021	3. View northwards towards field boundary Photo: Michael Rackham, 7 Sep 2021	Remember Take great care when crossing the airfield. Do not endanger yourself or aircraft.

Legal History 20 Jun 1953: Recorded as CRB (Carriage Road used as a Bridleway) on the original definitive map and statement. DM3. The part that fell within the land used for the Aldenham Reservoir was stopped up by powers given in s.13 Colne Valley Water Act 1945. 2 May 2006: Restricted Byway rights were confirmed or created on Bushey 46 by virtue of ss 47 and 48 Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.

Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015) Path: [Bushey] 46.  Status: RB.  Definitive Map sheet: 85. Starts at junction with FP's 38 and 35 Aldenham and runs in a northerly direction across airfield. The whole of this path except for some 50 yards at north end obstructed by airfield path. Join FP14 and 33 Aldenham.

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