A gravel route finder built on access evidence
GravelRights joins bridleways, byways, tracks, towpaths, greenways and quiet roads into rides you can actually plan — and tells you which stretches need checking before you ride.
What it does
Search where you want to ride, explore the network, plan a ride, and download the GPX for your bike computer. Every corridor carries its evidence: what it is, what the surface looks like, and whether cycling access is confirmed or still unknown.
What it does not claim
A line on this map is not proof of a right to ride it, a promise about its surface, or a guarantee that it is open today. Physical existence, route suggestion, legal access evidence and live conditions are four different things — GravelRights keeps them separate. Read the access disclaimer
Free beta
GravelRights is free with no accounts and no adverts. This northern England regional beta has partial map coverage. Direct council cycling evidence is currently limited to Calderdale and Kirklees; other sources have their own freshness and access warnings.