Roundabout and sign for NCN route 5, Oxford
The cycle route signs refer to the north-south route behind the camera; the Residents Only sign refers to St Bernard's Road to the east, where a local campaign has put up lots of signs calling for traffic calming and a 20mph limit.
Traffic calming and Walton Street Cycles shop, Oxford
Route signs on NCN route 5
Cyclist on NCN 5 towards Holyhead
Junction of NCN routes 5 and 8, Holy Island
NCN routes 5 and 8 on the Stanley Embankment to Holy Island
NCN route 5 and 8 on the Stanley Embankment to Holy Island
Signs for NCN routes 5 and 8, Menai Bridge
End of shared-use on link from NCN route 5 to route 8, Menai Bridge
Link between NCN routes 5 and 8, Menai Bridge
Link between NCN routes 5 and 8, Menai Bridge
NCN routes 5 and 8 approaching the Menai Bridge
NCN routes 5 and 8 at the Menai Bridge - cyclists have to use the carriageway
The Menai Bridge - cyclists are required to move onto the carriageway
Route off the Menai Bridge on NCN routes 5 and 8
Crosing from NCN route 8 to route 5, Menai Bridge
Junction of NCN routes 5 and 8, Bangor
Junction of NCN routes 5 and 8, Bangor
NCN routes 5 and 8 towards the Menai Bridge
NCN route 8 running south from the junction with NCN route 5, Bangor
Junction of NCN routes 5 and 8, Bangor
Signs on NCN route 5 - turn right through the gate to Llandygai
Westbound cyclists on NCN route 5 can loop through Talybont to briefly get off the former main road.
Route sign on NCN route 5 - in the other (westbound) direction it's possible to loop through Talybont
Cyclists on NCN route 5 are supposed to rejoin the old main road here.
Gate at start of traffic-free link on NCN route 5, Llandygai
Damp section on traffic-free link on NCN route 5, Llandygai
Gate at end of traffic-free link on NCN route 5, Llandygai
Traffic-free link on NCN route 5, Llandygai
Start of traffic-free link on NCN route 5, Llandygai
NCN route 5 passing the gates to Penrhyn Castle (National Trust)
Very basic crossing of the A5 on NCN route 5, Bangor
NCN route 5 - shared-use footway by the A5, Bangor
Link from railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
Railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
The railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen) passing beneath the A5
Narow bridge on the railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
Narrow bridge on the railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
Narrow bridge on the railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
End of railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
Start of railtrail section of NCN route 5 (Lon Las Ogwen)
Perfectly positioned to mask the route signs.
NCN route 5 forks left then turns right under the other road.
Segregated two-way footway on NCN route 5, Bangor
Segregated two-way footway on NCN route 5, Bangor
Dropped kerb required - this is meant to be NCN route 5!
Awkward barrier on NCN route 5, Bangor
Route sign on NCN route 5, Bangor - not an immediate left turn, but following the road.
NCN route 5 heading up from the waterfront, Bangor
Messy patch on NCN route 5, Bangor
NCN route 5 cutting down to the waterfront, Bangor
Route signs on NCN route 5, Bangor
Route sign on NCN route 5, Bangor
Cycle parking at SC2, Rhyl
Sand on NCN route 5, Rhyl
Sand on NCN route 5, Rhyl
NCN route 5 on the seafront, Rhyl
NCN route 5 swings left here
Route signs at the junction of NCN routes 5 and 84, Rhyl
No Motor Vehicles sign on the new cycle bridge at Rhyl on NCN route 5
NCN route 5 entering Rhyl from the west
NCN route 5 west from Rhyl
The Bike Hub, by Rhyl's new cycle bridge on NCN route 5
NCN route 5 blocked by cycle stands added by the Westgate development.
NCN route 5 blocked by a luton van
NCN route 5 blocked by a luton van
NCN route 5 blocked by luton van.
Llandudno shared-use, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use, taken from a bus.
This is a bit of a gap in the route, just to the right off camera is a narrow footway around a corner.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Route sign to railway station ½ and town centre ¾
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared-use near a school, taken from a bus.
Shared-use cycleway alongside Maesdu Road, taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use with sign saying Cyclists Dismount. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno shared use. (Taken from a bus.)
Llandudno's Mostyn Avenue
Shared use on the edge of Llandudno taken from a bus.
Llandudno shared use, and a bus stop.
In the bus stop is a rather alarming 'advert' warning about obesity. https://twitter.com/cr_uk/status/1143839790208552960?s=21
Cross the road to stay on the NCN5.
Llandudno shared use cycleway.
Cycleway on one side of this railway bridge.
Ridiculous gate in order to access NCN5 Coastal route
When the tiny bit of cycle infrastructure in BIRMINGHAM is treated with respect. FFS. https://t.co/PqI3Gadecd
Tiny Sustrans sign directs you to a left turn ahead - if you notice it!
Path that sign #103365 point to - I'm not sure it is meant to be a cycleway.
Route sign - points down a narrow mud path down an earth bank #103366
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