he Isle of Wight is a walker’s paradise. And whether its hugging our dramatic coastline or cutting through peaceful green fields, our path network opens up the island for everyone to explore. But while access applies to us all in theory, the reality can be very different. From treacherous ground conditions to unnavigable stiles, hidden barriers prevent those with limited mobility from experiencing the joy of exploring our outdoors. In fact, Natural England estimate that 20 per cent of people in England cannot use our public rights of way due to mobility issues.
