Tags: blackbearpark

#140394, nearby

Last stretch of Black Bear Park greenway finally gets a tarmac surface. Unfortunately the anti-cycle barrier is #84821 wasn't removed while they were at it.

#140393, nearby

Black Bear park now surfaced - addresses the step. The ramp up to Kingsway could still do to be wider.

#113993, nearby

A frame barrier across tarmac path serves no purpose whatsoever as it is easily bypassed by the rough path to the right.

#111346, nearby

Chicane barriers on the Transpennine trail NCN62. I suppose the idea is to slow down cyclists approaching the road, but this is entirely unnecessary as they are at the top of a steep ramp. The one positive is that they are a great … [more]

#111345, nearby

Link from Black Bear Park to Maple Grove. There used to be an obstructive "A Frame" barrier here - the two wooden posts are much easier to negotiate - though completely pointless.

#85391, nearby

roots pushing up the surface of Black Bear Park greenway UPDATE 2020: This stretch has been resurfaced.

#84821, nearby

'A' frame barrier obstructing Black Bear Park greenway

#84820, nearby

The Black Bear Park Greenway is narrow and poorly surfaced at the northeastern end near to Kingsway. UPDATE June 2020: The path has now been widened and surfaced. #140394

#84819, nearby

route sign

#84818, nearby

End of Black Bear Park Greenway wherew it meets Kingsway (A50). Directon sign, but no dropped kerb.

#83695, nearby

One of a number of barriers across the Black Bear Park cycle path. UPDATE 2018: The barriers along Black Bear Park are now permanently open

#83694, nearby

'A' frame obstructing access from Loushers Lane to the Black Bear Park cycle path can be avoided by using the small path to the left. UPDATE 2020: vegetation has now been cleared rendering the barrier even more pointless than it was … [more]

#83693, nearby

'A' frame

#83692, nearby

One of several barriers interrupting progress along the Black Bear Park cycle path. UPDATE 2018: barrier now permanently open

#83688, nearby

Very narrow gap in the barrier

#83686, nearby

Good route signage.

#83684, nearby

Kissing Gate - very difficult to get a bike through.

#83683, nearby

Good signing on Black Bear Park cycle path identifies individual streets connecting to the path.

#83682, nearby

Difficult access from the Black Bear Park cycleway to the south side of Knutsford road via a set of steps and an awkward barrier.

#83681, nearby

One of several barriers obstructing progress along the Black Bear Park. UPDATE 2018: Barriers along Black Bear Park are now permanently open.

#83680, nearby

Clear direction signing

#83679, nearby

'A' frame barrier

#83678, nearby

'A' frame barrier

#83676, nearby

Clear direction signing on the Black Bear Park. Unfortunately the signs point the wrong way. Cyclists heading for Woolston & Birchwood need to follow the Westy direction and follow Stringer Crescent as there is no exit to the northbound … [more]

#83665, nearby

Barrier where two cycle routes (Trans-Pennine Trail NCN62 & Black Bear Park) cross the A49 at a toucan crossing. The pavement can get very crowded when even small groups try to thread themselves from the crossing through the barrier. The … [more]