Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.	This route runs from Cupid Green Lane (formerly St Agnells Lane) generally eastwards to Holtsmere End Lane. At the time of the BHS 2021 Access Survey (12 Sep 21), there was one unlocked gate across the path (with a space to the side for walkers, riders and cyclists). The gate would be difficult to open mounted. The route was signposted at each end, but with very small signs that had very faded writing. They would hardly be noticed by someone unfamiliar with the area. Fly tipping had taken place by the end of the path at the eastern end.
Sign at western end Photo: Phil Wadey, 12 Sep 2021	Gap and gateway, western end Photo: Phil Wadey, 12 Sep 2021	Continuing eastwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 12 Sep 2021	Continuing eastwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 12 Sep 2021	View from eastern end Photo: Phil Wadey, 12 Sep 2021
As part of the British Horse Society's work to record paths before Path Extinguishment Day, it was spotted that this route appeared to be an old road, and so an application was made in 2015 to record the route as a restricted byway.

Legal History 24 Aug 2015: Application to record as restricted byway. HCC reference DAC/148.

Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015) Path: [Hemel Hempstead] 128.  Status: Bridleway  Definitive Map sheet: 54 Jarvis Dell, from St Agnells Lane to Holtsmere End The statement should be amended to show the current name of the road at the eastern end, Cupid Green Lane. No width is defined.

© 2023 Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust. File reference: EC828.