Photo listing : route signs (infrastructure)
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Start of NCN route 57, the Ayot Greenway (NCN route 57), on the former Welwyn Garden City-Luton railway - in fact both routes go to the left.
Turn left here on the Ayot Greenway to Wheathampstead (NCN route 57), at the end of the section on the former Welwyn Garden City-Luton railway
Route signs at the east end of the Ayot Greenway to Wheathampstead (the junction of NCN routes 12 and 57).
Route signs at the east end of the Ayot Greenway to Wheathampstead (junction of NCN routes 12 and 57)
Sign for bridleway - but you need to continue a little further on the road to find the actual access.
Route sign - diverted footpath to Porthleven to the left, bridleway created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate to the right.
Route sign - the diverted coastal path to the left, bridleway created by the National Trust to the right.
Route sign for bridleways on the National Trust's Penrose Estate, with the bridleway to Berepper visible beyond Loe Bar (and the coast path to the right).
Turn right on the route past the racecourse from Kingsteignton to Newton Abbot - to the left is a cycle path that loops to a housing estate, but the sign suggests it may one day form NCN route 2.
Cross to the left on NCN route 2 at Dawlish station - but it ends at this roundabout, with the options of continuing on the A road through Teignmouth or taking some steep lanes inland to Newton Abbot.
You can either brave a very narrow section of the A379 through Starcross, or cross here to follow NCN route 2 through some backstreets.
[Image taken 29.3.21] Signage close to the underpass of the Scarborough rail line shows cycle routes through and destinations beyond Marygate car park, York. See also: #157641
New dead end sign for the modal filter on Storey's Way - the council can be forgiven for not adding an Except Cycles plate in this case.
The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway. The route to Girton is the narrow path just to the right of the obvious route. The footpath to the right should be improved as a cycle route to Eddington.
The farm access road from Bar Hill to Girton is now signposted as a bridleway - for a lot of cyclists this will be a better route to/from Cambridge than the cycleway by the A1307 past the crematorium.
The sign shown in #105228 has been replaced but is just as vague - keep left for all those destinations (but right for the pub).
[Photo taken 5.2.21] York motor traffic-free ped-walking-cycling route. No mention of Vangarde on the sign. To get to Vangarde you have to push beyond the park & ride office or follow the unsignposted route on cycle tracks then ride through ... [more]
This farm access road allows cyclists to reach Fenstanton and beyond without riding on the A1307 - a temporary measure until the cycleway by the A1307 is completed in mid-2021.
Temporary footpath (not negotiable on cargo bike) from Histon Road to Darwin Green - it currently turns into a cycleway after a few metres.
Signage for the Springburn Quietway, but no dropped kerb to join the carriageway from the adjacent path. Not so easy to bump a kerb having come up a steep hill. A connection could be formed with Hawthorn Street here.
Diversion signage for the Stockingfield canal path closure. The sign should be yellow. The diversion for city centre is rather lengthy from this direction, and those with local knowledge may be better going via Glenfinnan Road instead. The ... [more]
Sign on new (unpaved) shared use path suggesting that the A327 is the best cycle route from Arborfield Green to Aldershot!
Sign on new (unpaved) shared use path suggesting that the A327 is the best cycle route from Arborfield Green to Aldershot!
Sign on new (unpaved) shared use path suggesting that the A327 is the best cycle route from Arborfield Green to Aldershot!
The route along the Rhine (EuroVelo 4/15) - turn left here then immediately 180 degrees right, behind the fence
Route signs on the route along the Rhine (EuroVelo 4/15) - there's a route across the railway viaduct, though it's not shown on OpenCycleMap
Route signs on the route along the Rhine (EuroVelo 4/15) - note the cyclist making his way very carefully down the slope from the road bridge
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