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The shared-use path on the far side of the road ends here and cyclists can use the crossing and come back to join NCN route 28
Toucan crossing on NCN route 28 in Newton Abbot - it continues out of town as a shared-use path on the far side of the road.
Shared-use bridge from Newton Abbot town quay to the racecourse - perhaps the future route of NCN route 2
The end of the bridge from Newton Abbot racecourse - ahead to the east side of town, sharp route for NCN route 28 to Dartmoor.
The route from Kingsteignton to Newton Abbot leaving the racecourse and passing beneath the railway.
Two more bridges on the route past the racecourse from Newton Abbot to Kingsteignton (in Hackney Marshes nature reserve)
Sign about temporary closures when races are running at Newton Abbot racecourse - this is well managed at York racecourse, there's no reason to close the route for more than a few minutes at a time.
Turn right on the route past the racecourse from Kingsteignton to Newton Abbot - to the left is a cycle path that loops to a housing estate, but the sign suggests it may one day form NCN route 2.
The route past the racecourse from Kingsteignton to Newton Abbot (in Hackney Marshes nature reserve)
Bridge on the route past the racecourse from Kingsteignton to Newton Abbot (in Hackney Marshes nature reserve)
Start of asphalt surface for about a hundred metres including a bridge - the route past the racecourse from Kingsteignton to Newton Abbot has a pretty decent surface otherwise.
Road severed by the A380 dual carriageway - but there's step-free access over a bridge to the right.
Turn right here (the Dead End sign should really have an Except Cycles plate) to avoid a short stretch of the A381 and the A380 roundabout.
Near the top of the climb west from Dawlish (visible in the distance) - NCN route 2 ends at Dawlish station, from where you can take the A379 through Teignmouth, or come this way.
View east to Dawlish - NCN route 2 ends at Dawlish station, from where you can take the A379 through Teignmouth, or come this way.
Steep climb west from Dawlish - NCN route 2 ends at Dawlish station, from where you can take the A379 through Teignmouth, or come this way.
NCN route 2 by Cockwood Harbour - briefly shared-use footway by the A379, then on the road to the left.
It's not obvious, but cyclists on NCN route 2 (the Exe Estuary Trail) should cross the speed ramp to the right.
You can either brave a very narrow section of the A379 through Starcross, or cross here to follow NCN route 2 through some backstreets.
You can either brave a very narrow section of the A379 through Starcross, or cross here to follow NCN route 2 through some backstreets.
Permissive cycle route on the Powderham Estate, allowing cyclists to stay off the A379 as far as the edge of Kenton.
Georgeham Road, Cross, Croyde, Devon. This narrow road sees a lot of motor traffic, many vans and sports utility vehicles and even double-decker buses. The turn at the bottom is particularly narrow. Traffic often passes close to the front … [more]
NCN27 I expect from certain angles and at certain times this tunnel can be a reminder of one of Munch's Screams. The long slow ascent out of Ilfracombe.
A crossing in Croyde that looks a bit like a zebra but definitely isn't and is more like a pinch point.
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