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Within the Panel's area most farmers and land owners are very helpful. There are, however, one or two areas where relations with the local
residents may not be at their best. If your route takes you anywhere close to one of these known areas then your assessors will inform you once you have submitted
your route for approval. There is, however, one main area where access is restricted and that is the Cnewr Estate. The National Park has negotiated a route for walkers
through the estate and if this is used then great care should be taken to ensure that the route is followed correctly. In the panel brochure we have provided
the boundaries of this estate. If you trace this information onto a piece of tracing paper then you will be able to place the information straight onto the
1 : 50,000 OS sheet number 160. If you have any queries regarding this area then please do not hesitate to contact us or any of the National Parks Offices
in the Brecon Beacons.
In the Black Mountains area, part of the Offa's Dyke Path follows the Hatterall ridge and because this is a very popular walk, the National Park
have requested that we discourage groups from using it in order to try and help alleviate the erosion problems that are occurring there.
We have been advised that many parts of the disused railway lines in the National Park are now under private ownership and therefore cannot be
assumed to be footpaths.
When planning a route, please ensure that any bridges are "public Rights of Way". One or two groups recently have used private bridges
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