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Cycle route sign to the left towards Westgate Gardens following National Cycle Route 1. Also follow this route to reach Canterbury City Centre (This is slightly shorter than the City Centre route shown on the finger sign at this location to ... [more]
Cycle route signs: - to Wincheap (Turn left); - along the Crab & Winkle Way which forms the part of National Cycle Route 1 to Whitstable (Turn left); - to the Great Stour Way traffic-free riverside cycle path which forms part of National ... [more]
Cycle route sign to the right towards Westgate Gardens following National Cycle Route 1. Also follow this route to reach Canterbury City Centre (This is slightly shorter than the City Centre route shown on the finger sign at this location t ... [more]
Cycle route signs towards: - Westgate Gardens (About turn to cycle there, or walk through the gate just beyond this sign to walk into the gardens which are the other side of the wall); - Canterbury West railway station (About turn, then c ... [more]
Cycle route sign to the left towards Westgate Gardens and Canterbury West railway station following National Cycle Route 1. Follow this route to reach Canterbury City Centre. Also follow NCR1 in this direction to reach Fordwich, Sandwich, D ... [more]
Cycle route signs for: - Wincheap (turn left); - Chartham (turn left, follow the signs for the Great Stour Way). This left turn is the beginning of National Cycle Route 18 via Chartham, Wye, Ashford, Tentenden, and finishing at Royal T ... [more]
Cycle route signs for: - Wincheap (turn right); - Chartham (turn right, follow the signs for the Great Stour Way). This right turn is the beginning of National Cycle Route 18 via Chartham, Wye, Ashford, Tentenden, and finishing at Roya ... [more]
Cycle route signs for: - Canterbury High School (Turn left and briefly uphill and across the bridge); - Westgate Gardens (Turn right, downhill); - Canterbury West railway station (Turn right, downhill); Canterbury City Centre is reach ... [more]
Turn left onto the Falala Way shared-use cycle path to follow National Cycle Route 1 towards Canterbury City Council's offices, Fordwich, Sandwich, Deal, and Dover (the last the long way). Continue ahead to follow Regional Cycle Route 16 ... [more]
This short section of cycle path links the toucan crossing over Military Road with New Ruttington Lane.
Turn left (north-west) at the toucan crossing onto a short section of cycle path to reach the Northgate area of the city and the City Centre. Turn right (south-east) at the toucan crossing to reach Canterbury Christ Church University (th ... [more]
Turn right (north-west) at the toucan crossing onto a short section of cycle path to reach the Northgate area of the city and the City Centre. Turn left (south-east) at the toucan crossing to reach Canterbury Christ Church University (th ... [more]
A short section of cycle path links the end of New Ruttington Lane with the toucan crossing over Military Road.
National Cycle Route 1 towards Fordwich, Sandwich, Deal, and Dover continues straight ahead into New Ruttington Lane here.
National Cycle Route 1 turns left here. To head into the city centre turn right and cycle down King Street.
National Cycle Route 1 follows a short one-way circuit here, turning right into Knotts Lane, as signposted beneath the right-hand No Entry sign.
Cycle route signs along National Cycle Route 1. Also a cycle route sign towards the City Centre via Mill Lane (next to The Millers Arms pub).
Cycle route signs along National Cycle Route 1 viewed from Mill Lane, which provides a cycle route towards the City Centre. Head right (east) on NCR1 towards the Northgate area of the city and (not signed) towards Fordwich, Sandwich, Deal, ... [more]
Cycle route signs along National Cycle Route 1. Also a cycle route sign towards the City Centre via Mill Lane (next to The Millers Arms pub).
National Cycle Route 1 signs. Head west past the Victoria Hotel to reach Blean and Harbledown. Head east and via the toucan crossing to reach the city centre. For Canterbury High School follow the sign towards the City centre. Then ... [more]
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. Climb the hill on the left (north-west) into the University of Kent to reach the Crab & Winkle Way. Conti ... [more]
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. Climb the hill (north-west) into the University of Kent to reach the Crab & Winkle Way. Turn left (south- ... [more]
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. NCR1 isn't explicitly signed here.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. NCR1 isn't explicitly signed here.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. To reach the city centre and Canterbury West railway station turn left out of Salisbury Road. To reach th ... [more]
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. To reach the University of Kent and the Crab & Winkle Way turn into Lyndhurst Close. To reach the city ce ... [more]
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. NCR1 isn't explicitly marked on these signs, however.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. NCR1 isn't explicitly marked on these signs, however.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. NCR1 isn't explicitly marked on these signs, however.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the city centre and the University of Kent. NCR1 isn't explicitly marked on these signs, however.
Signs on the National Cycle Route 1 branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" between the University of Kent and the city centre. NCR1 isn't explicitly marked on these signs, however.
Cycle route signs at the edge of St. Stephen's Field. National Cycle Route 1 towards the University of Kent and the Crab & Winkle Way heads west here on the field side of the hedge. NCR1 towards Canterbury West station (not signed here) and ... [more]
The National Cycle Route 1 (not signposted here) branch known as the "Crab & Winkle Link" crosses North Lane here via a traffic island towards the University of Kent and Canterbury West railway station. The Crab & Winkle Way can be reached ... [more]
The Crab & Winkle Link branch of National Cycle Route 1 turns south (left) here into The Causeway to join the main branch of NCR1.
National Cycle Route 1 (not signposted here) towards the University of Kent, Canterbury West railway station (not signposted here) turns onto a short section of cycle path here, to cross North Lane via a traffic island into Station Road Wes ... [more]
Cycle route towards Canterbury West railway station and the University of Kent. The "Crab & Winkle Link" branch of National Cycle Route 1 follows this route, but isn't signed here.
Cycle route sign on National Cycle Route 1 at the junction between The Causeway / Pound Lane / St. Radigund's Street. Head east along St. Radigund's Street (pass Miller's Arms pub shortly thereafter) towards Sandwich. Head west along Pound ... [more]
Burnham Crossroads, Nth Lincs Burnham Crossroads. Millennium Milepost. The inscription says, "One of 1000 Mileposts funded by The Royal Bank of Scotland to mark the the creation of a National Cycle Network" Casting by Taylo ... [more]
Barton - upon - Humber Location: , Barton upon Humber (England, United Kingdom) NCR1 Cycle Path, Falkland Way to Barton Town Center,
This sign is incorrect. The Crab & Winkle link passes eastward through the University of Kent. The Crab & Winkle Way passes south towards Whitstable Road. I.e. the two foreground signs need to be swapped.
Celebrating the 180th anniversary of the Crab & Winkle railway line that used to run along part of the route of the Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1). Cycle parking and the picnic table can be seen in the foreground.
Celebrating the 180th anniversary of the Crab & Winkle railway line that used to run along part of the route of the Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1)
The surface of a small portion of the Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1) north of the Sarre Penn stream sometimes washes away slightly.
Short narrow section of the Crab & Winkle Way (NCR1). A little difficult, but ultimately possible, to get a trailer past the barriers.
Barton upon Humber Location: , Barton upon Humber (England, United Kingdom) NCR1, A1077 Barrow Road, Barton upon Humber to the Humber Bridge.
Burnham Crossroads. Dahon Speed TR2008 on the National Cycle Network at Burnham Lincolnshire.
Barton upon Humber NCR1 Hull to Melton Ross. at Whitecross Street Barton upon Humber.
Burnham Crossroads. NCR1 Millennium Milepost. If you can see this, you are probably lost ! The inscription says, "One of 1000 Mileposts funded by The Royal Bank of Scotland to mark the the creation of a National Cycle Network"; Casting ... [more]
Stream Walk pedestrian and cycle route. Passes beneath the railway. Steps approx 100 metres to the east on the south side of the railway. Continue south on Stream Walk onto Old Bridge Road in order to avoid these.
Sheffield stand cycle parking in Whitstable station car park. Not covered. 10 stands. The road heading off in the distance forms National Cycle Route 1 towards Canterbury.
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