Footpath Numbers
West Sussex County Council (WSCC) have an online interactive map giving details of public rights of way (PRoW) numbers and status. PRoWs can be found by parish, town, village etc. The map can be found by clicking on this link.
Problems found on PRoWs can be reported to WSCC via this interactive map and an online form can be completed which takes about 10 minutes.
East Sussex County Council also have an online interactive map which provides less detail than that of the WSCC and can be found via this link.
Footpath Problems
Apart from using the interactive map as detailed above, faults on West Sussex Public Rights of Way (PRoW) can be reported on the West Sussex County Council website using this link which takes you directly to the form mentioned above.
East Sussex County Council have a different system that requires an email to the Rights of Way team, to start the process click here.
All Rights of Way problems can be reported via the Ramblers Pathwatch app (see below).
You should also alert the local group Footpath Secretary - Arun Adur Footpath Secretaries are listed on the Group Matters - Footpath Secretaries page and can be contacted via the email address
Temporary and Permanent PROW closures
Details of PROW closures can also be found on the WSCC website by clicking on the following link
and on the ESCC website by following this link.
Permissive Paths
Natural England has an interactive map of Permissive Paths - click here to goto the website