In Devon, around half of the coastal paths have reopened to walkers but national parks such as Exmoor are still closed. On the Isle of Wight, more than 70 per cent of public rights of way are now open. The Woodland Trust has reopened 400 of its woods, although most sites in Wales, south-west England and north of the M62 in England remain closed. Walkers can also use the 1,000 miles of towpaths along Britain's waterways, many of which run through urban areas. More than 400 National Trust sites are now open for business.
Royal parks are also an option.
Richmond, Bushey and Home Park have all reopened to the public.