Barrier on track in the RSPB Fen Drayton reserve
The Centre Roundabout doesn't have any cycle facilities (unlike the other town centre roundabouts) but does have a ramp to bypass the steps at the town centre side.
Ramp (not really for cycling) down from shopping centre entrance to the bus station area.
The only underpass I saw in East Kilbride with a height restriction sign. Leads to the shopping centre (with some cycle parking at #107433).
Stepped ramp up from the Quarry Road underpass, but a step-free ramp to the right to join the Whitehills cycle path near the bus stop.
Underpass beneath Quarry Road.
Path options approaching Quarry Road. The left branch leads to an underpass.
The path behind Greenhills Primary School turns towards Quarry Road, but has connections straight ahead for Sycamore Crescent.
A slightly wider path next to Greenhills Primary School, although the lampposts have been planted within the width of the path, making it effectively slightly narrower.
A ramped path retro-fitted next to two and half steps without a banister, creating a slightly complex junction behind the Cedar Drive shop.
Path parallel to Cedar Drive.
Ramped footbridge over Stroud Road, looking towards Pine Crescent.
Ramped footbridge over Stroud Road, looking towards Cedar Place.
Ramped footbridge over Stroud Road at Pine Crescent.
Underpass beneath Lickprivick Road leading to the Greenhills shops.
Underpass beneath Lickprivick Road at the Greenhills shops.
The unusual timber and concrete footbridge across Greenhills Road to the Greenhills Library and shops.
Footbridges across Crosshouse Road (foreground) and Mallard Crescent (background). Plus a 'Cyclists Dismount' sign.
The path between Crosshouse and the Greenhills shops, crossing Crosshouse Road by means of a footbridge.
A path parallel to Greenhills Road that connects through to other streets and paths, including an underpass beneath Greenhills Road at Mossneuk.
A path parallel to Greenhills Road, looking east.
The path from Lonsdale Gait goes right through Newlandsmuir to meet up with #107473. A proper crossing across Greenhills Road would help.
There are no signs, but Open Cycle Map shows this as a cycleway - the surface isn't great and it leads cyclists onto the wrong road to the terminal at Stansted Airport
The path from The Saltings to Donald's Quay, and some pedestrian congestion at the barrier seen in #107387.
A path at Donald's Quay, parallel to the Forth & Clyde Canal towpath.
Some steps on the Drumchapel Way, with a by-pass ramp, approaching Kinfauns Drive.
The Drumchapel Way continues.
This could be a handy short-cut from Cupar to NCN route 1 towards St Andrews
Riverside route south from Cupar
Disused railway, Wormit - around the corner it's used by a road, which could link to a cycleway.
Foot access to Coldham’s Common.
On the towpath
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On the towpath
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ah, the national mud wrestling network,
incidentally you can cycle here, if you dare
Ed: "Turf Lane" the clue's in the name 😉
No access to the path on this side of the Exe
Line of desire into the Sad Janka Krala park, Bratislava
Path in need of fixing, Bratislava
Gate and sign for Robin Hood Way
Exit from Queen’s Park sports centre on shared path towards the Queen’s Park. Showing construction and guard rail.
Shared route entering the Queen’s Park sports centre. Cycle arrow shows way to cycle parking.
Route into Hórsky Park, Bratislava
Entry to Queen’s Park cycle route from Hipper Valley Trail. This route leads to the ‘new’ sports centre.
Towpath from Worksop towards Rhodesia and back onto Route 6
Concrete bridleway from Helston to Degibna
Bridleway through a Cornish farm
Bridleway in the National Trust's Penrose Estate, and a footpath to the left, but a decent link for cyclists
A footpath in the National Trust's Penrose Estate, but a decent link for cyclists
Unsigned junction in the National Trust's Penrose Estate - the bridleway seems to go to the right
Junction of bridleways in the National Trust's Penrose Estate
Bridleway on the National Trust's Penrose Estate - definitely for horses rather than bikes
Boardwalk and bridleway on the National Trust's Penrose Estate
Bridleway on the National Trust's Penrose Estate - it might be fine for cycling in the summer.
Bridleway on the National Trust's Penrose Estate
Junction with bridleway in the National Trust's Penrose Estate
Junction of bridleways in the National Trust's Penrose Estate
Bridge and ford in the National Trust's Penrose Estate
A footpath in the National Trust's Penrose Estate, but clearly well used by cyclists.
Bridleway into the National Trust's Penrose Estate
The old road is actually still viable for cyclists as an alternative to slogging up the hill on the A394
The National Trust's Tremayne Quay - the end of a dead-end track about a mile and a half long.
The National Trust's Tremayne Woods property - a dead-end track about a mile and a half long.
Entry to the National Trust's Tremayne Woods property - a dead-end track about a mile and a half long.
Poor bridleway across the fields
Byway from Bledington to Oddington
Byway off Long Buckby Road, Daventry
Trail from Clumber Park into Welbeck estate
Narrow gap leading to a gully....which can be very muddy at times
Footpath (quite rough beyond the bridge) from Clay Farm allotments
Start of new path from the Busway across the park between Trumpington and the Biomedical Complex
Track up to White house at the top of the hill
Track will take you to the A60 Mansfield / Worksop road
A barrier at entrance/exit to/from TPT at Brimington Road
Track past Linton Village College
Start of bridleway, Bartlow
Start of bridleway west of Haverhill
Bridleway over the railway route, Sturmer
Bridleway east from Sturmer
Start of byway south from Balsham
Entrance to/exit from path leading down to Stockley trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve from North View Street, Bolsover
Path leads to Carr Vale Road (ahead) or North View Street (to right). Vale Park is to the left.
Path exit onto unmade road leading down to Stockley Trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve
entrance to footpath leading to North View Street and Carr Vale Road
Alternate path northbound to Stockley Trail from path coming down from North View Road, Bolsover
Alternate path from Stockley Trail
Alternative route near Stockley Trail - road to right goes up to Villas Road, Bolsover - trail to left goes down to the car park and the Stockley Trail and Carr Vale Nature Reserve entrance
Alternate path route from Stockely Trail showing narrow path - disused bridge is on right
Narrow path on alternate route from Stockley Trail heading north
View of Glapwell MTB Trail from Stockley Trail looking North
Entrance to Stockley Ponds from Trail
Entrance to Glapwell MTB Trail from Stockley Trail
Exit of Glapwell MTB to Stockley Trail on Stockley Lane (unmade)
View of one entrance to Glapwell MTB Trail
Style on footpath Scarcliffe B10/37/1 crossing of Stockley Trail
Signpost at crossing point of footpath Scarcliffe B10/41/1
Footpath from Stockley Trail towards Water lane, Carr Vale looking East
Footpath from Stockley Trail looking Westbound towards Carr Vale NR
Footpath from Stockley Trail looking eastbound towards Water Lane, Carr Vale
Alternate entrance onto Stockley Trail from narrow, sometimes muddy, path with obstructions for cyclists - southbound view
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