@etoni In Switzerland, what are the rules about riding on ‘public trails”?this are public trails.
this is public transport, "postbus". they take you almost everywhere in switzerland. today to chandolin in wallis 2k then uphill to hotel weisshorn 2.3k then on to 2..5k direction zinal and through the forests back via ayer st-luc chandolin to sierre.
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Looking at your map, there are lots of trails and they all use the same type of dashed line. On a U.K. OS map, because the markings are the same style, that would mean access was identical on all those trails. You’ll no doubt know that in the U.K. there’s more than one type of public trail; some can be cycled on and some are just for walking (there’s more mesmerising complexity than that, but I’ll not go there
). If you can cycle at all on a trail in the U.K., you can always take an unmodified peddled eeb on that trail, unlike in some countries (e.g. U.S.).Thanks — learning so much from your amazing posts
