SALT, a watering hole in Sheffield
Link to NCN route 627, Sheffield
New crossing for NCN route 627, Sheffield
Shared-use footway and crossing for NCN route 627, Sheffield
A single cycle stand by NCN route 627, Sheffield
Cut-through parallel to NCN route 627, Kelham Island, Sheffield
Pop-up modal filter outside the wonderful Fat Cat pub, Sheffield - now to put some seating there.
Turn left on NCN route 627, Kelham Island, Sheffield
Keep right on NCN route 627 towards Kelham Island, Sheffield
NCN route 627 towards Kelham Island, Sheffield
Turn left here on NCN route 627, Sheffield
Turn right and cross here on NCN route 627, Sheffield
Shared-use footway and crossing, NCN route 627, Sheffield
End of segregated section of cycleway on NCN route 627, Sheffield
Segregated cycle and pedestrian routes on NCN route 627, Sheffield
Link from NCN route 627, Sheffield
Secure cycle parking and modal filter on link to NCN route 627, Sheffield
Route sign and new cycleway form NCN routes 6 and 627, Castlegate, Sheffield
Route signs for NCN routes 6 and 627, Sheffield
New section of contraflow cycle lane on NCN route 627 and the Cycle Ring Route, Sheffield
Shared-use on NCN route 627, Sheffield
Tunnel has a great surface, is well lit, and is really echoey so you can have a bit of fun here :)
Start of the Côte d'Oughtibridge - one of the vicious climbs made famous when the Tour de France came to Yorkshire.
NCN627 on Green Lane, with building work going on.
Quiet streets for this section of NCN627.
A turn from Alma Street at Kelham Island signed only with a Sustrans sticker, although continuing along the street ends up at the toucan crossing at Borough Bridge anyway.
A sticker for a turn on NCN627 at Kelham Island.
A sticker for NCN627 at Rialto, Kelham Island.
A sticker used to indicate the way of the riverside cycle route.
Milestone pointing to Kirkburton or Sheffield.
Repainted since my last visit a few months ago, see #100586.
Milestone pointing to Kirkburton or Sheffield.
Dappled shade on the approach to Thurgoland Tunnel on a sunny day in late Spring.
http://www.transpenninetrail.org.uk/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodhead_line
A substandard shared use (for the timid) and a substandard cycle lane (for the confident). Neither is good enough. http://t.co/wNGihrZKMY
Erk! These boulders are probably necessary to stop joyriding vehicles but in the dark they're a real threat to the unsuspecting rider.
Cycleway NCN 6 very wide here - there even seems to be a passing place!
I think this may also be the NCN67 too, but not sure.
Cycleway markings partly hidden by autumn leaves
Cycling and walking signs marked on the NCN67 Trans Pennine Trail
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