Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.	This bridleway runs from Galley Lane to the Restricted Byway known as Arkley Lane and recorded as South Mimms 77 RB. It enables a circular ride to be made using Galley Lane, Arkley Lane and another Restricted Byway in the area, Oaklands Lane. We need a volunteer to photograph this route for the 2021 Access and Riding Rights of Way Survey. It's easy - just take photographs (safely) when you use the path. Find out more!	The opening of the bridleway 23 Sep 2003
On 23 Sep 2003, this new bridleway was opened on land held by Hertfordshire County Council's Rural Estates section, facilitated by the Watling Chase Community Forest leader, Andrew Paterson. As a result of the creation of this path, the Council received the British Horse Society's Route Creation Award in 2003.

Legal History The path was dedicated as a bridleway by Hertfordshire County Council. The Green Belt Land (Land at Saffron Green, Hertfordshire) Order 2008 converted the Green Belt land to highway (bridleway) land. The Hertfordshire County Council (Potters Bar 80) Legal Event Modification Order 2008 added this path to the definitive map. This path is in South Mimms Parish from May 2008, when the South Mimms Parish was created by SI 2008/43. The path number remains the same.

Definitive Statement (20 Aug 2008) Path: [South Mimms] 80.  Status: Bridleway  Definitive Map sheet: 86 Commences at Galley Lane at TQ 2237 9780 then continues generally south west for approximately 345 metres to the junction with Potters Bar 78, the bridleway then continues generally south west for approximately 335 metres to meet Restricted Byway 77 (Arkley Lane) at TQ 2185 9745. Width: 5.2m. Limitations: A field gate, a cattle grid and a bridle gate at TQ 2237 9780. A field gate at TQ 2185 9745.

© 2004, 2006, 2008 Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust. File reference: ED082