Who on earth thought this was a good idea? Perhaps they’ll try putting one in the road next… https://t.co/PoPQEho4Se
Construction Traffic Beware Cyclists Going Straight Ahead. https://t.co/Ufx3LCdotP
Surely one of these routes - in Greenwich Park or behind the Queen's House - could be made into a proper cycle route parallel to the A206?
High density cycle parking at the Queen's House, Greenwich - it's just about possible to lock the rear of a bike to the higher ones.
Bicycle-themed public art at a new development
The first phase of Greenwich to Charlton opened just before Christmas and is being well used by a wide range of folk on a cold winter sunday.
You would NEVER have seen this pre the works.
Phase 2 imminent to extend to Charlton. (Now
Segregated section of the Thames Path and NCN route 1 arriving at the Thames Barrier
The Thames Path and NCN route 1
Segregated section of the Thames Path and NCN route 1
Segregated section of the Thames Path and NCN route 1
Segregated section of the Thames Path and NCN route 1
The Thames Path and NCN route 1
The Thames Path and NCN route 1
The Thames Path and NCN route 1 looping around Greenwich Yacht Club
The Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich - narrowed by building work
Path through Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Link to the Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich
The Thames Path and NCN route 1 looping around Greenwich Yacht Club
The Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich
The Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich
The Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich
The Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich
The Thames Path and NCN route 1, North Greenwich
Shared-use route to North Greenwich
Segregated footway by Millennium Way
Non-existent crossing of Millennium Way on NCN route 1 (the No Entry sign refers to the closed route to the right)
NCN route 1 crossing the Blackwell Tunnel Approach Road
Cyclists on NCN route 1 crossing the Blackwell Tunnel Approach Road
NCN route 1 crossing the Blackwell Tunnel Approach Road
Poor section of NCN route 1 by the Blackwell Tunnel Approach Road
Poor section of NCN route 1 by the Blackwell Tunnel Approach Road
London cycle route 56 west to Greenwich
The Thameside footpath turns left here; cyclists should continue ahead to cut across the Greenwich peninsula
This jetty in the Thames is now a handy viewpoint.
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a better route just inland)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich, with the Sustans NCN route 1
NCN route 1 south from the Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich.
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 joins it here, not just east as shown on OpenCycleMap).
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a better route just south)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a better route just south)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a better route just south)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a better route just south)
The Thames Path and London cycle route 56 east from Greenwich (the Sustans NCN route 1 takes a better route just south)
Riverside cycle route leaving the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Riverside cycle route leaving the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, and parking
Riverside cycle route through the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Riverside cycle route through the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Bollards on the central spine of the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Sculpture incorporating cycle-fans
Cycle-based 'dance' performance by the Cutty Sark
Cycle-based 'dance' performance by the Cutty Sark
Cycle-based 'dance' performance by the Cutty Sark (note the No Cycling sign)
No Cycling sign on the route cyclists are asked to take around the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich - cyclists are encouraged to use the riverside route, even though you have to pass a No Cycling sign to get there.
Best to walk your bikes on the central spine of the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Route to the rear of Greenwich station
Cycle parking at the arts centre is all very well, but there could also be a useful link to the north here.
Link from the rear of Greenwich station to the town centre
Covered cycle parking at the rear of Greenwich station
Underpass to Greenwich station
Link to Greenwich town centre via the rear of the station
Confused signage here - No Cycling, or Cyclists give way?
The Quietway from Waterloo turns right to Greenwich station here - or turn left for the town centre.
The new Q1 Quietway entering Greenwich beneath the DLR
Q1, the Quietway from Waterloo to Greenwich, on the road south/eastbound, with a segregted track for north/westbound cyclists
Woodland Terrace, Greenwich
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-36273548
Cycling parking at the National Maritime Museum - possibly relocated for building works
'Cycles are left at the owner's risk'....
Cycle parking at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
Why are the Royal Parks so obstructive to cycling?
Why are the Royal Parks so obstructive to cycling?
No Cycling allowed in Greenwich Park - cycle racks inside and outside the gates.
Why are the Royal Parks so obstructive to cycling?
Cut-through and cycle parking in Greenwich
Road closure (except cycles) ahead at the bottom of Haddo St
Start of route through the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Cyclist (without lights) on route through the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Cycle (with lights, bottom left) passing through the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
North bank access to the Greenwich foot tunnel.
Inside the Greenwich foot tunnel.
South bank access to the Greenwich foot tunnel.
Stella Chandler, 66, retired caseworker, struck by a left-turning HGV on 7 December 2009, died from her injuries 10 December 2009. Let's hope she can now Ride In Peace. (Junction of Vanbrugh Hill/Blackwall Lane and Trafalgar Road/Woolwich
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