Tags: barhill

#181853, nearby

Bollard and painted lines, replacing the exclusionary barrier.

#165754, nearby

The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway. The route to Girton is the narrow path just to the right of the obvious route. The footpath to the right should be improved as a cycle route to Eddington.

#165753, nearby

Washpit Lane to Girton, with the silly little gate removed.

#165752, nearby

The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium.

#165751, nearby

The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium. It's also marked as a dead end, … [more]

#165750, nearby

The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium.

#162403, nearby

The future route from Bar Hill to Longstanton and Northstowe currently ends here while a roundabout is under construction.

#162402, nearby

Route from Bar Hill to Longstanton and Northstowe

#162397, nearby

Completed shared-use path by the A1307

#162396, nearby

Narrowed shared-use route beneath the Lolworth bridge

#162395, nearby

Start of route from Bar Hill to Longstanton and Northstowe

#162375, nearby

Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Bar Hill (and also at Swavesey) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20.

#162374, nearby

Highways England (now National Highways) built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Bar Hill (and also at Swavesey) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the … [more]

#162373, nearby

Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Bar Hill (and also at Swavesey) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20.

#162372, nearby

Transport England built a good bridge for Non-Motorised Users at Bar Hill (and also at Swavesey) which was fine for half a year, until a 'safety' audit led to barriers being installed, in contravention of the government's LTN 1/20.

#147641, nearby

Mediocre crossing of Bar Hill perimeter road. It is set away from the roundabout but it forces you to cross both ways at once. Visibility is poor coming from this direction.

#147640, nearby

New Bar Hill bridge.

#115743, nearby

Great to hear that the Highways Agency has toiled heroically through the lockdown to open the new A14 and remove all temporary speed limits! Will they actually finish the cycle bridges and shared-use routes soon?

#114056, nearby

Bridleway from Lolworth entering Boxworth.

#114055, nearby

Bridleway from Lolworth to Boxworth - concrete, then grass.

#114054, nearby

Bridleway from Lolworth to Boxworth - concrete, then grass.

#114053, nearby

Bridleway from Lolworth to Boxworth - concrete, then grass

#114052, nearby

The footpath from Lolworth to Bar Hill is apparently open to cyclists but precisely nothing has been done to improve it.

#114051, nearby

The footpath from Lolworth to Bar Hill is apparently open to cyclists but precisely nothing has been done to improve it.

#101421, nearby

Where the path meets the perimeter road the highway engineers provide safe crossi... just kidding, they don't give a shit about you, you're just some schmuck on foot or a bike.

#101420, nearby

Eventually the spine path turns into this.

#101419, nearby

Path guardian.

#101418, nearby

Unmaintained path unceremoniously dumps you onto roadway. Someone left me a trolley, how thoughtful.

#101417, nearby

The Spine Path had some nicer parts that were well maintained and landscaped (despite the dry season killing the grass, sadly).

#101416, nearby

Path almost gone. Like pushing through the jungle. Except I can hear a very wide and fast-moving roadway on the other side of the hedge. No doubt the roadway is well-maintained, after all, it's for motorists.

#101415, nearby

Degraded path.

#101414, nearby

Path junction with no visibility splays at all. Clearly not designed for cycling, nor for personal security. Very anti-social design, with the buildings turning their backs and presenting blank walls to the path. Unsurprisingly nobody wants … [more]

#101413, nearby

Access to the library from the path network.

#101412, nearby

Part of the network of 'safe' paths within Bar Hill.

#101411, nearby

One of the entryways to the network of 'safe' paths within the development. Sadly, one of the better ones.

#101410, nearby

Can you see the entrance into the network of 'safe' paths within the development?

#101409, nearby

Exclusionary barrier blocking one of the main paths inside Bar Hill. Of course everyone just goes onto the grass...

#101408, nearby

Bridge in poor shape along path, steep upstands on either side as path settles.

#101407, nearby

The only cycleway connecting to Bar Hill dumps you onto the big wide perimeter road where you are left to fend for yourself against speeding motor traffic. Rather defeats the point of having safe separate paths...

#101406, nearby

exclusionary barrier preventing use of the path by tricycles, mobility scooters or other types of cycles

#101405, nearby

narrow rutted cycle route to bar hill

#89238, nearby

Another blatant attempt to stop cycling, even though it's on the Bar Hill Cycleway. These barriers are dangerous and need to be removed.

#89237, nearby

This obstruction needs to be removed. The metal loops are clearly intended to impede cyclists - dangerous and unnecessary. As the track turns sharply just after the obstruction, long bikes would find it very hard to remain on the track.