Village Walks and Footpaths
Little Clacton has a fair amount of footpaths and bridleways and in 2003 a new bridleway was made around Street Farm. This bridleway was extended into Holland Road at the beginning of 2005 giving another entrance. Most footpaths are cut once a year as it is assumed that walkers and riders clear them with use. So carry on walking.
| PROW Id | Type | Description |
| 2 | Footpath | From Harwich Road (midway between Blairment and Woodlands) in a northerly direction to the parish boundary with Weeley where it continues as footpath 8 |
| 3 | Footpath | From Tan Lane leading north-westwards and south-westwards for approximately 359 metres along and inside the northern boundary of Clacton Grove House. This section of the path has a width of 2 metres. Then, with unspecified width, continuing westwards a |
| 4 | Footpath | From Dead Lane leading south-westwards, then north-westwards, then south-westwards to the A133 Lt Clacton & Weeley Heath Bypass |
| 5 | Footpath | From Little Clacton village, opposite St James Church, leading eastwards to meet BR7 and continuing north-eastwards to Tan Lane |
| 7 | Bridleway | From Holland Road leading north-westwards for approximately 190mt, along the eastern boundary of OS field 1600, to meet FP5 and BR21. Width is 3mt. |
| 8 | Footpath | From Dead Lane, north of Gidea Hall in a westerly direction through Hartley Grove to the parish boundary with St Osyth where it continues as footpath 12. |
| 10 | Bridleway | Lodge Road. From Thorpe Road south of Ricebridge Cottages, south-east via Little Clacton Lodge to road north of Dairy House. |
| 11 | Footpath | From Colchester Road opposite Colston Lodge, north-west along Homing Road and to Thorrington Road. |
| 12 | Bridleway | (Honeypot Lane) From the Colchester Road at the parish boundary (north-west of Rosedale) south-west along the parish boundary to join BR23 in St Osyth Parish. |
| 13 | Bridleway | From the main road near the Methodist Chapel , in a southerly direction for about 350 feet. |
| 15 | Bridleway | From Cooks Farm in a southerly direction to Urban District Boundary. |
| 16 | Footpath | From the A133 Lt Clacton & Weeley Heath Bypass leading north-westwards to the parish boundary where it continues as FP14 in St Osyth |
| 17 | Footpath | 32mt of footpath, leading south-westwards from the A133 along the stopped-up section of Dead Lane, to the ford over Pickers Ditch. |
| 18 | Footpath | 1 metre strip of footpath rights only, separating the eastern section of Dead Lane and BR19 from the A133 |
| 19 | Bridleway | From Dead Lane leading south-eastwards along the eastern side of the A133 to St Osyth Road. |
| 20 | Footpath | A footpath over the pedestrian footbridge, across the A133, linking the two sections of St Osyth Road. |
| 21 | Bridleway | From The Street leading north-eastwards for approximately 504 metres to meet FP3. Then generally south-eastwards for approximately 805 metres along eastern boundaries of fields. Then south-westwards for approximately 566 metres along southern boundary |
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