Don't Lose Your Way

Thousands of people joined the search for lost paths and together we have mapped all of England and Wales in just six weeks, an amazing achievement.
We could not have achieved this without the dedication and passion of the volunteers who searched over 150,000 square kilometres of England and Wales, twice! Watch the video to see how the campaign unfolded.

[@rebeccamallett558]

A very exciting project, good on you for highlighting it!

[@James-un8mm]

I love it. I wonder if the Rambler could promote OpenStreetMap in the same way. It would ace to have get all the Ramblers adding every footpath onto OpenStreetMap. There are so many missing.

[@gillywillybythesea]

Fantastic project and great achievements to date: so inspired!

[@6thmonkey]

Where can I submit a path in the lake district that I used to walk down a few years back that has since been strategically blocked off with a gate by someone probably hoping that people will forget about it so that they can keep it for themselves.

[@RamblersGB]

Hi. If you email [e-mail] we can help with this.

[@eloiseannicle]

Amazing. 😃

[@jean9822]

kAmUI sEnKEtSu!

[@astridremboldshimamura2103]

Great achievement!! Congratulations!

[@jean9822]

DDDOOOONNNTTT LLLLOOOOSSSSEEEEE YYYYYOOOOUUUURRRRR WWWWAAAAYYYY!

[@mrpolnareff-5553]

YOU MIGHT

[@theMoldynugget]

Bruh i was out here looking for the kill la kill ost

[@crazyt1483]

Do you have a before and after comparison map ?

[@petemurphy2500]

Great achievement but what happens next?

[@fabclark123]

the real work!

[@James-un8mm]

@@fabclark123 How can we help with this?

[@fabclark123]

@@James-un8mm find your local branch of the Ramblers - www.ramblers.org.uk/go-walking/group-finder.aspx - and email them. Ask if tgooglehey need any help on 'don't lose your way'. They will be engaging with the local archives, reviewing old maps, and going out into the field to photograph path routes for the application forms. The Ramblers release their list of paths to register in the net few weeks. there are so many. good luck!

[@xlittlep]

All those videos of Alastair Humphreys "getting more and more excited" were clearly filmed on the same day. Same clothes, same location, same lighting, same facial hair stubble, and zero change in vegetation in the background. It's like a reverse continuity error.