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NCN 7 signs at the stepped footbridge across the Clydeside Expressway. The rough path straight on (see #37218) offers an alternative to dismounting, or just take the road!
Rails, cobbles, rough tarmac and just dirt. No expense has been spared in creating a tactile experience for cyclists avoiding the stepped footbridge on NCN 7! Path connects SECC and Riverside Museum (see #37217). Note cyclist preferring adj ... [more]
Path connecting Riverside Museum and SECC, but it also doubles as a route avoiding the stepped footbridge across the Clydeside Expressway on NCN 7. The surface gets poorer as this path progresses (see #37218).
End of Ferry Road at junction with NCN 7. No double yellow lines in turning head to discourage parking from blocking dropped kerb. Motorists often park here and walk the last bit to the Riverside Museum.
Artwork in underpass beneath road, on path between NCN 7 and Riverside Museum, next to River Kelvin
Terris Novalis Sculpture – a stainless steel theodolite and an engineer’s level by Tony Cragg – Turner prize winning works outside Consett celebrating local industry
Glasgow Harbour New housing on the site of the old Meadowside granary on the north bank of the Clyde. Barclay Curles crane in the background a reminder of the Clydes industrial past. This is where Glasgow City Council wants to divert ... [more]
Who's not been attacked by a band of marauding red squirrels? Location: , Pitlochry (Scotland, United Kingdom) Just north of Pitlochry.
Replacement Bridge Location: , Lochearnhead (Scotland, United Kingdom) At Craggan, between Balquidder Station and Lochearnhead, NCN Route 7 follows the route of the old Lochearnhead, St Fillans and Comrie Railway, before climbing stee ... [more]
Van parked blocking NCN 7 & 75 cycle path access ramp in Kirkwood Street. Route leads to Bellahouston Academy on other side of motorway.
Relics Location: , Kilbarchan (Scotland, United Kingdom) The old station platform at Kilbarchan. I liked when stations and other railway fixtures were still in evidence.
No entry except cycles, except without the "except cycles" plates. Just road markings indicate the cycle contraflow. Cyclists must turn right at second junction as Ardconnel Terrace on left is proper one-way. See also #35218
No entry except cycles, except without the "except cycles" plates. Just road markings indicate the cycle contraflow. See also #35219
Steep descent on Stephen's Brae (NCN 1 & 7). Signs says "Cyclists Slow" and "Cyclists Please Dismount" before chicane barrier half way down.
Dead end: signage on former route of NCN 7 & 75, not taken down when path re-routed due to new school being built in Rosshall Park
Slochd Summit - high point of the day Not the highest point of the trip - that was still to come in the next few days - but marked the end of the gentle climb from Aviemore and Carrbridge
NCN 7 sign for Drymen at end of Croftamie cycle path. Killearn is equally accessible by bike to the right.
Gates at road crossing in Croftamie. The other ends of the paths are open, and the surface on the cyclepath is a bit rough, roads somewhat smoother.
Cycle parking stands at the Tourist Information Centre in Balloch, adjacent to NCN 7 (sign in background) and RCN 40 (no signs at junction with NCN 7!). TIC has leaflets on local cycle routes.
NCN 7 cycle path alongside River Leven nearing Balloch. For some reason this path is signed mainly with No Motor Vehicles signs, although here it also has a Cycles & Pedestrians sign.
Cycle parking at new Riverside Museum has been reported as completed full on several occasions, and is quite full even on a wet day here. Stands are all at slightly different angles, so will cost somewhat more than standard stands. Also ... [more]
Final check before the big push Batten down the hatches!! This is what the signs say: "Calvine 18 Pitlochry 29" "WARNING Drumochter Summit Cycle track climbs to 457m Weather conditions deteriorate without warning and can be se ... [more]
The Drumochter approach - Leaving Dalwhinnie on our way up the Drumochter Pass. "Cycle route liable to severe weather changes & drifting snow October to May" NCN 7 on former A9 carriageway. See also #31261
NCN 7 marker post 7 is apparently left and right of this sign. It refers to the national cycle route number 7. Found in Balloch Castle Country Park. These posts are easy to miss, especially at junctions. Location approximate.
NCN 7 cycle path on abandoned railway bridge and viaduct in Whiteinch, Glasgow, complete with old telegraph poles!
Bowling Tunnel on NCN 7 cycle path and former Lanarkshire and Dunbartonshire Railway View looking west
Bridge carrying Glasgow Road over NCN 7 cycle path on old rail trackbed Location: Milton (Scotland, United Kingdom)
NCN7 cyclepath running parallel to the A9 through Glen Garry. Well-surfaced (mostly) and almost like the trunk road provides gentle gradients and a fairly direct route.
Start of the cyclepath section of the NCN7 running alongside the A9 al the way to Dalwhinnie. The warning about severe weather and snow seemed rather drastic on the mild day in March when this photo was taken. However the parallel section ... [more]