Banner for Baisikeli (see #38569) and route signs, Copenhagen
Danish route 4 turns right here to bypass central Roskilde
Access to the Harwich International ferry terminal
Junction on the cycle route from Dovercourt station to Harwich International ferry terminal
Sign at Dovercourt station for the route to Harwich International ferry terminal
Route signs on NCN route 51, Harwich
Two small signs where NCN route 51 turns left to leave Harwich
Sign for NCN route 51 in Harwich
Sign for NCN route 51 in Harwich
Sign to the Harwich Foot and Bicycle Ferry
Sign for NCN route 51 on Harwich's (very quiet) one-way system
NCN route 51 arrow opposite the pier for the Harwich Foot and Bicycle Ferry
Map of the cycle route from Harwich and Dovercourt to Harwich International ferry terminal (aka Parkeston Quay)
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.
Slightly random sign to Crouch Hill from Tufnell Park station
Covid 19 popup cycleway route sign
Turn left here for the cycle route from Porthleven to Helston through the National Trust's Penrose estate
Route sign for NCN route 3 (eastbound)
There are two signs for NCN route 3 (east- and westbound) in amongst that lot.
Signs needed for National Cycle Network route 68 and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal towpath.
Approaching the new 'Dutch-style' Fendon Road roundabout.
Map of cycle links from York station, on the link to the excellent new Scarborough Bridge (NCN route 65), replacing a narrow bridge with stepped access.
Route signs on NCN route 65, York
Route sign and link to York station from the excellent new Scarborough Bridge (NCN route 65), replacing a narrow bridge with stepped access.
Route signs on Dame Judi Dench Walk, York (NCN route 65)
Roite signs on the excellent new Scarborough Bridge, York (NCN route 65), replacing a narrow bridge with stepped access.
Junction of NCN route 65 (the Way of the Roses) and the loop through the National Trust's Beningbrough estate
Route signs on NCN route 688 (the Way of the Roses)
Route sign on NCN route 688 (the Way of the Roses), Boroughbridge
Route sign on NCN route 688, The Way of the Roses
Route sign on NCN route 688, The Way of the Roses
Route sign on NCN route 688, The Way of the Roses
Route signs on NCN route 688 (The Way of the Roses), Ripon
Route sign for the National Bridleway, Masham
Route sign for the National Bridleway at Jervaulx Abbey
Cycle route signs in Wensleydale
Cycle route signs near Ribblehead
Turn right for the off-road route to Kirkby Stephen station
Route signs on NCN route 70, Kirkby Stephen
Frank's Bridge, Kirkby Stephen, and route sign for the Coast to Coast Walk - not a cycle route.
Route signs on NCN route 70, Kirkby Stephen
Start of the off-road route from Kirkby Stephen station to the town
Sign for the off-road route from Kirkby Stephen station to the town
Sign at the start of the off-road route from Kirkby Stephen station to the town
Sign by the A685 for the off-road route to Kirkby Stephen
Sign for the off-road route from Kirkby Stephen station to the town - but you have to go to the right and back to reach it.
Awkwardly placed signs where NCN route 72 turns right
Route signs on NCN route 72, Carlisle
Signs on the riverside route, Carlisle
Cut-through on NCN routes 7 and 10, Carlisle
Right turn towards Carlisle on NCN routes 7 and 10
Route sign and dead-end road - there's absolutely no need to park on the footway but drivers just can't stop blocking them to buggies and wheelchair users.
Route sign between Kingmoor and central Carlisle
Route signs at the entry to the Kingmoor Nature Reserve, Carlisle
Turn right on NCN routes 7 and 10 towards Carlisle - there are heavy trucks but they don't go far.
Turn right here on NCN routes 7 and 10
Discreet sign again where NCN routes 7 and 10 turn left
Discreet sign where NCN routes 7 and 10 turn left
Sign for a branch of NCN route 71 through a car park to Workington station and the sea
Route signs for NCN routes 10, 71 and 72 in Workington
The sign angles look strange but are correct.
Route sign for NCN routes 10 and 72
Route signs for NCN routes 10 and 72, and the first England Coast Path signs I've seen
Route sign and modal filter on NCN routes 10 and 72 by Whitehaven harbour
Sign for NCN 71 by Whitehaven harbour (a scenic variant, perhaps)
Route signs at the start of the off-road section of NCN route 71 to Whitehaven
Detailed directions on this route marker at the end of the off-road section of NCN route 71
Sustrans milepost at the end of the off-road section of NCN route 71
Route marker at crossroads on NCN route 71
Route sign at junction on NCN route 71
Route marker at junction on NCN route 71
Route marker at junction on NCN route 71
Junction of NCN routes 71 and 72 south and east from Whitehaven
Route sign and sculpture at a junction on NCN routes 71 and 72
Route sign and sculpture at a junction on NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Route sign where NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven pass under the railway for the third time.
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 entering Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Right and left zig at this crossing on NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven - and a distinctive route marker
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 entering Whitehaven
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven - there is a gap in that high kerb furtehr on
Route sign for NCN routes 71 and 72 south from Whitehaven
Horseshoe markings at a crossing on NCN route 72 in Whitehaven
NCN routes 10 and 72 leaving Whitehaven to the north
Crossing at Kirkbie Kendal School and route map for cyclists
Route signs at Abbot Hall, Kendal
Route signs by the riverside path and footbridge, Kendal
Route sign for NCN routes 700 and 700 in Cartmel
This stretch of the former Lancaster Canal is now a footpath, but could be an attractive cycleway.
Route signs on NCN route 70
Route sign on NCN route 6
Route sign on NCN route 6
Route sign on NCN route 6
Route signs for NCN route 6 and 700 and the Cumbria Cycleway
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