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The Bay Cycleway turns off the A5087 to follow quiet roads through Bardsea. Now, due to Sustrans vandalism, anyone following the red 700 signs could miss the turn off and continue to follow the A road.
Sustrans vandalism of Bay Cycleway sign. Not that it was a good place to place the sign in the first place.
Why on earth is there a no cycling sign sign here? The Bay cycleway follows the main road at the T junction
Toucan crossing #195141 enables cyclists riding on the Bay Cycleway to cross the junction legally by bypassing the prohibited right turn. The awkward shared use design is not up to modern standards.
Old style toucan crossing. Shared with pedestrians with convoluted cattle pens. Not up to modern standards, but at least it enable cyclists on the Bay Cycleway to legally navigate the junction and bypass the prohibited right hand turn out … [more]
It's essential to do the classic Morecambe and Wise pose at the Eric Morecambe Statue on the prom to ensure bringing some sunshine to onlookers...
From Morecambe Prom, enjoy the distant views across the Bay to the Lake District fells. You can name the summits by lining them up with the topographic sculpture on the prom which is part of the cycleway.
Impressive bicycle wheel sculpture by renowned artist Chris Brammall which marks the start or end of Morecambe Bay's flagship multi-day cycle route, the Bay Cycle Way.
Start/Finish sign for Bay Cycle Way ncn700 Designed and crafted by local sculptural metalwork artist Chris Brammall of Ulverston for Morecambe Bay Partnership. Another can be found on the green adjacent the swing bridge at Glasson Dock … [more]
Bay Cycle Way (NCN700) start/finish sign. Great for having your photo taken on the inbuilt standing platform at the beginning or end of this great ride.
Steps and wheeling channel where NCN routes 6 and 700 leave the Lancaster Canal (to bypass Carnforth)
Steps and wheeling channel where NCN routes 6 and 700 leave the Lancaster Canal (to bypass Carnforth)
The riverside cycleway (NCN routes 6 and 700) from Glasson Dock to Lancaster with makeshift segregation beneath the railway viaduct
A sign and information board for the Way of the Roses, and one of several groups of cycle parking stands along the seafront in Morecambe.
Routes NCN 69 and 700 crossing Central Drive via a raised zebra crossing with Cyclists Dismount signs.
Directions at the end of the Millennium Bridge. The City Loop cycle route is on top of the viaduct, accessed from the other leg of the bridge.
No Cycling on this staircase! The stairs lead to a footbridge attached to the side of the railway bridge high above the river. Probably as quick to cycle to the Millennium Bridge now than to lug a bike up and down these stairs.