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Current status
No restriction we know of
Curscombe Lane is recorded as a Byway Open to All Traffic. We haven't found a Traffic Regulation Order or seasonal closure on it, but that doesn't guarantee there isn't one.
Check its status nowOpens a search for any current Traffic Regulation Order on Curscombe Lane, the same Legal Status Search as in the app. Status checked against our data on 15/10/2026.
Where it runs
Curscombe Lane in pink, with the lanes around it.
- AThe south end, near Higher Cheriton
- BThe north end, near Upton
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Lanes nearby
The closest named lanes, measured from Curscombe Lane.
- Tape Lane2.4 km southeast · 0.6 km long
- Tunnel Lane6.5 km east · 0.8 km long
- Plumtree Lane7.7 km southwest · 1.1 km long›
Worth a stop nearby
Within a few km of the lane. Access rights not checked.
A promontory site in the Blackdown Hills that was first a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and later an Iron Age hillfort, excavated in the 1930s by Dorothy Liddell, whose finds gave their name to the early Neolithic "Hembury ware" pottery style.
Questions riders ask
Is Curscombe Lane open to motorcycles?
Curscombe Lane is recorded as a Byway Open to All Traffic, and we don't know of any current restriction on it. Legal status can change at short notice, so check signage and current Traffic Regulation Orders before you ride.
How long is Curscombe Lane?
About 1.8 km. Its two ends are around 1.7 km apart in a straight line.
Where does Curscombe Lane start and finish?
One end is near Higher Cheriton, at the south end, and the other is near Upton, at the north end. The map on this page shows both.
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