Tags: ncn14

#196477, nearby

River Wear towpath, Durham

#196476, nearby

Cycleway under Leazes Road, Durham

#196475, nearby

Cycleway next to Leazes Road, Durham

#196474, nearby

Subway under Leazes Road, Durham

#196473, nearby

Cycleway next to Leazes Road, Durham

#196472, nearby

Cycleway next to Leazes Road, Durham

#196471, nearby

Lit subway under Leazes Road, Durham

#196470, nearby

Ninety degree turn to pass under Leazes Road, Durham

#196469, nearby

Cluttered footway next to Leazes Road, Durham

#196468, nearby

Cycleway next to Leazes Road, Durham

#196467, nearby

Ramp down to Leazes Road, Durham

#196462, nearby

← Sherbourn 4 🚲 Sunderland 15 [70] [14] 🚲 Lanchester → Consett [14] [70] Bp Auckland 🚲 Newton Hall 1¾ →

#196399, nearby

Cryptic signage unless you know what the numbers mean.

#196393, nearby

River Wear towpath NCN14 Durham

#196391, nearby

River wear towpath and footbridge.

#196390, nearby

I think this concrete bridge has been designed to be as innocuous as possible given the slim lines and color scheme, so as not to spoil the view of the Cathedral from the river towpath.

#196389, nearby

River Wear towpath, Durham ← City Centre ¼ 🚲 Newton Hall 2 [14]

#158797, nearby

Narrow, overgrown, muddy path with bad signposting and a barrier that would restrict non-standard cycles. Path is only a hundred metres or so but this isn’t clear on entry and forward visibility is very poor.

#158795, nearby

Narrow, overgrown, muddy path with bad signposting and a barrier that would restrict non-standard cycles. Path is only a hundred metres or so but this isn’t clear on entry and forward visibility is very poor.

#71202, nearby

Cycle route rejoins carriageway (although there is no signage to indicate this, just a painted lane indicating to leave the carriageway in the other direction), having just crossed to this side of the road at #71201.

#71201, nearby

Cycle route crosses to the right-hand side of the road, only to go onto the carriageway under the viaduct. A complete nonsense!

#71200, nearby

Traffic island hopping cycle route that ends up joining the carriageway of the road on the right anyway. However, the road on the right is signed as 'No Entry except buses'.

#71199, nearby

Route signs for cycle route avoiding the main road, rather than providing for cycles on the main road. Route 70 is shown in brackets here, unlike #71197, which is meant to mean this isn't route 70 but leads there, in both directions.

#71198, nearby

A damaged cycle parking stand in Durham.

#71197, nearby

Route sign directs cyclists onto road signed as 'No Entry except buses'.

#46245, nearby

Shared-use footway with tactiles, next to closed-off road. Can cyclists not be trusted to cycle safely on the road in this low-traffic environment?

#46161, nearby

Shared use footway with bus shelter blocking full width of pedestrian half, on NCN14

#46160, nearby

Segregated footway/cycleway on NCN14 Western Approach, South Shields

#46081, nearby

British-style cycle path, NCN14

#46080, nearby

Needlessly sharp corner at turn from path onto shared use footway of main road, on NCN14.

#46079, nearby

New section of NCN14 path, above new Tyne road tunnel

#45505, nearby

Link across road from NCN14 to Morrisons. There are some dropped kerbs a short distance away, but an oppertunity has been missed for a decent well marked cycle junction

#45504, nearby

NCN14 at Jarrow, with the widest zebra crossing I have seen

#45503, nearby

Looking South along NCN14 where it crosses Salem Street in Jarrow

#45500, nearby

River Don Footpath/Cycleway where it meets Church bank and the NCN14 in Jarrow next to Jarrow Monastery and Bede's world museum

#37196, nearby

Waskerley Way Lydgett's Junction, Waskerley Way.

#37195, nearby

Terris Novalis Sculpture – a stainless steel theodolite and an engineer’s level by Tony Cragg – Turner prize winning works outside Consett celebrating local industry