The rampart of Angoulême - ideal for a cycleway?
A new footbridge (on piles in the Thames) has opened under Barnes railway bridge - cycling is banned because the bridge would have had to be wider, which was unaffordable - but it seems quite wide enough, especially if bikes are wheeled.
Future pathway of some kind at Eddington
Burnie Path to Dyke village next to church.
Shortcut between Kintessack and Broom of Moy
Start of byway from a link to NCN route 3
Byway from a link to NCN route 3
Start of byway from a link to NCN route 3
Path towards Hayle harbour
Modal filter on path towards Hayle station
Bridleway towards Copperhouse
Junction of bridleways and byway, Hayle
Byway to Hayle station (right) and modal filter towards Copperhouse (left)
Byway towards Hayle station
Start of bridleway south from Connor Downs
Bridleway south from Roseworthy
Start of bridleways south from Roseworthy
According to Amazon's sat-navs, this is a useable through road. It doesn't usually go well.
Lane between the old and new A30
Cut-through on potential riverside route into Truro
Cut-through on potential riverside route into Truro
Cut-through on potential riverside route into Truro
End of potential riverside route into Truro
Start of potential riverside route into Truro
Start of bridleway on the downs above Penzance
Start of bridleway - not shown on online mapping
Footpath only east from Carbis Bay station
Path above Carbis Bay station - cycleable according to OpenCycleMap, but it ends at a flight of steps.
Cycle link to NCN route 3 west of Camborne
Farm track to the left, bridleway ahead
Bridleway towards Camborne
Road to the Lizard lifeboat station
Bridleway from Bass Point
Start of dead end bridleway at the Cornish coast path
Isolated stretch of new wheelchair-friendly path, presumably on National Trust land, near the Lizard
Technically a bridleway, but a dead end and no real use to cyclists.
Start of rather odd U-shaped byway, with link towards Camborne
Start of rather odd U-shaped byway, with link towards Camborne
Start of a relatively long and potentially useful bridleway
The footpath on to Humphrey Head, near Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria. If you keep to the right of the headland as you walk towards the sea, you will enjoy far-reaching views to the west of Morecambe Bay,
The footpath along the railway embankment from Kents Bank Station looking towards Humphrey Head, near Grane-over-Sands
The Col de Sommeiller/Colle del Sommeiller - a rideable track on the Italian side, more hike&bike on the French side.
Descent from the Colle del Sommeiller into Italy
This is definitely signed as a bridleway (south to the Godolphin road), even if it doesn't appear on online mapping.
Waterfront footpath parallel to the former A30 west from Hayle
Route over Carnsew sluice, Hayle - the cycle way apparently ends here, with footpaths continuing
Section of footpath leading up to exit of field around Flan Hill to Town Bank Road, Ulverston, Cumbria
Footpath which skirts around the bottom of Flan Hill going towards Town Bank Road. Beware possible bull in field, Ulverston, Cumbria
Saint Luke's Steps, Bristol
Coastal path to the left - cyclists must return to the road to the right
Route past the Chamonix Skate Park
Desire-line short-cut on the riverside route into Chamonix
The track from Levens to Aspremont keeps left here
Track from Levens to Aspremont
Track from Levens to Aspremont
Bridge to tracks south of the Château-Queyras
Route signs on the track from La Chalp to the Lac du Roue
Mountain biker on the Col des Thures
Riverside track and (across the river) route avoiding the main road through Lanslebourg-Mont-Cenis
Riverside track in Lanslebourg-Mont-Cenis
Mountain bike route above Pralognan-la-Vanoise
Track south from the Refuge de la Balme
Route past a car park - this could easily be opened up.
Roadside track towards Chamonix
The resurfacing of the path from the Forth & Clyde Canal to Netherton Road, down the side of the David Lloyd Club only lasts a few metres, but it at least eliminates the step between the existing asphalt and the rest of the path.
Track above Steg, Liechtenstein
Couldn't this be opened up for slow cycling?
Plenty of work to do here before the bridleway becomes a good route to Ditton Lane, but it is usable as far as Thorpe Way
The steps included in the public footpath either side of the old railway cutting
Shame about the broken branch, but certainly negotiable on foot or wheeling bike between bridleway spur and Tiptree Close.
Turn right for surprisingly good spur towards High Ditch Road (but with a slope down and evidence of a trodden-down fence when you get there)
Easily negotiated on foot and feasible when wheeling a bike (but not eg a cargobike) route up from High Ditch Road onto woodland path. Beware trodden-down fence.
Easily negotiated on foot, and feasible if not ideal when wheeling a bike (but not eg a cargobike) route down from woodland path to High Ditch Road. There is some evidence of a trodden-down fence so maybe not meant to be a public access?
The footpath to the left now seems to have been reserved for mountain bikers, with hikers using the dull gravel track to the right
New track being created by mountain bikers
Mountain biker between the Weissfluhjoch and Strela passes, above Davos
Hiker and mountain bikers at the Weissfluhjoch, above Davos
Mountain bikers high above Davos
The GR5 hiking route crossing a mountain bike trail above Auron
The GR5 hiking route crossing a mountain bike trail above Auron
The GR5 hiking route crossing a mountain bike trail above Auron
MTB route crossing the GR5 hiking route on the ridge above Auron
MTB route along the ridge above the ski resort of Auron
Start of MTB track above the ski resort of Auron
Not ideal, but mountain bikes seem to be allowed on this stretch of the GR5 hiking route
Road closure in the Auron ski area - pedestrians to the left, MTBs on a segregated track to the right
Cyclist and modal filter, in effect
Mountain biker above the ski resort of Auron
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