Steep bank with lots of steps, or I’m on the improvised track wheeling my bike.
Huddersfield narrow footbridge
Steps and half-width ramps on the path between Baird Street and Sighthill.
The trackbed of an old railway, alongside the A752 at Drumpellier Country Park. This could potentially be made into a path for the Seven Lochs Trail instead of using the footway of the A752. At this point, the trackbed crosses a bridge over
An old railway track alongside the A752 at Drumpellier Country Park, which would make a better route for the Seven Lochs Trail than the footway of the A752. It just needs a path to be built on the trackbed and across to a road crossing. Vie
The southern entrance to Drumpellier Country Park on the A752.
Entrance to the next section of the Seven Lochs Trail. (Close-up in #112952.)
Path from Claddens Quadrant over to Ashfield Street.
Bridleway north of Gweek, Cornwall
Bridleway north of Gweek, Cornwall
'No Cycling', 'Slow' and 'Beware of Pedestrians' at a cluttered corner on the Ashton Canal. Not built for cycling, so important that the road network is adapted instead.
'No Cycling', 'Slow' and 'Beware of Pedestrians' at a blind corner on the Ashton Canal path. Not really built for cycling.
Path and tramway crossing at the end of Baird Street, with building work going on to the left.
Cut-through by the river, Nueva Palmira, Uruguay
The fire path from Crookston Road approaching Langlook Road.
A path junction in Househill Park.
The main path in Househill Park.
A path from Dykebar Hospital over to Strathcarron Road.
Odd - a missing block of road near the campsite in Punta del Diablo, Uruguay - other routes are available.
Continuation of shared-use path between La Paloma amd La Pedrera, Uruguay
Traffic-free route through the woods, La Paloma, Uruguay
Cut-through in La Paloma, Uruguay
Unpaved and largely traffic-free road in Canelones, Uruguay
Unpaved and largely traffic-free road in Canelones, Uruguay
Unpaved and largely traffic-free road in Canelones, Uruguay
The path from Drumchapel to Annan Drive, Bearsden, is a bit on the narrow side.
Something tells me that this is the council boundary.
The path from the end of Annan Drive leading to Drumchapel starts off wide, but gets narrower.
The path from Conon Avenue to the Colquhoun Park pavilion. It is possible to access Station Road from the car park to the right.
A connecting path across to Edgehill Road.
Nearing the top of the hill, and the end of the upgraded section of path. A couple of bollards have been placed in the path next to a path junction.
The section of the path from Stockiemuir Avenue to Drymen Road that has been upgraded. The gradient increase can be seen in the background.
The path to Drymen Road diverges from the Ski Club access.
The narrow and unsurfaced path from Heather Park towards the Craigdhu Wedge is not particularly suitable for cycling, although it is popular with dog walkers.
Potential cycle link to the rambla, Montevideo
The National Trust is building a big new car park and welcome centre at Wimpole Hall, to open early in 2020, and this new path to the Home Farm.
Bridleway northeast of Baldock
Bridleway northeast of Baldock
Tredrea Terrace Path, Portreath
Tredrea Terrace Path, Portreath
Ilex avenue track from Wells-next-the-Sea to Holkham
Track from Wells-next-the-Sea to Holkham
Track from Wells-next-the-Sea to Holkham
Muddy stretch of track from Wells-next-the-Sea to Holkham (turn left here)
Bridleway and abandoned railway on the edge of Wells-next-the-Sea
No cycling on the embankment by the harbour of Wells-next-the-Sea - NCN route 1 is on the road to the right/west.
Cyclists clearly use this track parallel to NCN route 1 into Wells-next-the-Sea
Track supposedly only open for Hippomobiles (horse carriages) and - presumably - cycles.
Track from Crucuno towards the forest - I think most people will be happier on the very quiet parallel road.
Track into the forest from Crucuno - I think most people will be happier on the very quiet parallel road.
Cycleable tracks on the edge of Carnac
Track to the coastal path south of Carolles
Track to the coastal path south of Carolles
Not the cycle route between Arromanches and Longues-sur-Mer (it's slightly inland)
Cycle route from Arromanches to Longues
This could be improved into a proper cycleway
This could be improved to be a proper cycleway
Much better track from Le Mas du Terme hotel towards Le Rieu and Barjac
Right of way through Le Mas du Terme hotel
Poor track west from Le Mas du Terme
Gravel path by the road which is the alternative route for cyclists, horse-riders and those with dogs, not allowed on the parallel section of the Chemin de Saint Jacques.
Alternative routes into Nasbinals (going the wrong way on the Chemin de St Jacques pilgrimage route)
The track from Salles-la-Source to St-Austremoine
Routes from the sanctuary of Rocamadour to the upper car parks
Mountain biker on the pilgrim route west of Carennac
Junction of MTB (and pilgrim) routes above Mézels
The plans are to extend the NCN44 Hereford
MTB track and GR hiking route past the Château de la Treyne
Mountain biker on a trail by the Dordogne on the Château de la Treyne estate
Hereford footbridge over the Wye with a NO CYCLING marking.
Footbridge over they Wye. This cyclist rode onto the ramp and then stopped here to dismount.
Footbridge over the Wye, with a No Cycling sign a little way off to the left. I did see two cyclists dismount after riding onto the ramp.
Cyclist on the chemin de halage by the Dordogne - not by the river at this point
This path leads along the Vezere river beside the main road to reach various important prehistoric sites - it would be great if there was room for a cycle track too.
Footbridge over the Wye near Symonds Yat.
No cycling on this paved path from the Abri Pataud to the Museum of Prehistory - in summer this is very crowded with pedestrians.
This track leads a remarkably long way west - a good alternative to the main road across the river
Walking and MTB route through the grounds of the Château de la Grande Filolie
Start of Long Lane (byway), Longstanton
Long Lane (byway), Longstanton
Start of Long Lane (byway), Longstanton
Lairdstall Drove north from the busway
Middle Fen Drove north from the busway
Middle Fen Drove, south from the busway to Swavesey
Crossing of the busway to Mow Fen
In the middle of the Jacob's Well roundabout and underpass network.
Ramp out of underpass at Jacob's Well roundabout.
The path from the Manchester Road crossing at #110453 takes a diagonal route across the wide central reservation of Croft Street, across to Nelson Street.
The ramp from Station Road onto the towpath of the Calder & Hebble Navigation at Mirfield.
A ramp down from Station Road onto the Calder & Hebble Navigation towpath at Mirfield.
Looking east along the Calder & Hebble Navigation at Brighouse.
The Calder & Hebble Navigation towpath at the Anchor Bridge.
Looking along the Calder & Hebble Navigation in Brighouse.
Lots of steps up to the main part of Myrtle Park.
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