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Bridleway between Warsop and Langwith, was old railway line, quite sludgy at times, can tell the route served a colliery due to the coal dust on the trail.
Singletrack path from Meden Vale, that runs alongside busy A60 road, path connects to other paths at the road.
Path through Meden Vale village, goes around the edge of the sports field then at the rear of the houses
Off road access around the rear of Meden Vale village, a great route to cycle as it avoids busy roads when getting back from Clumber Park
Path from Hazel Gap to Meden Vale, great off road access from Clumber Park to Meden Vale with just a couple of road crossings. Good track too.
Hazel Gap, where 5 different trails lead off in different directions crossing the sometimes busy and often very fast A616 road. A great junction point for cycling especially when accessing Clumber Park from wherever. Taken from the path tha ... [more]
Ancient holloway through the Welbeck estate on the wonderfully named Drinking Pit Lane. The best off road route to Clumber Park from the Creswell area.
Very muddy bridleway through Welbeck estate. It's very often muddy here and on this occasion it was too bad to cycle on
Very muddy bridleway through Welbeck estate. Too bad to cycle easily. A great link from Creswell Crags to Clumber Park though.
[Image taken 25.2.21] New Walk is on the opposite bank of the River Ouse to Terry Avenue. It was originally suggested as a viable alternative to it for the duration of the Clementhorpe flood defence works. However, the all-weather surface i ... [more]
[Image taken 25.2.21] Terry Avenue, York will not be accessible to people on cycles coming from Skeldergate until, 7 August 2022, or for as long as Clementhorpe flood defence works take. See also #164488, #164489
'Easy' utilities suspended and undercut, but water main (?) still not addressed: Chisholm Trail underpass works on south side of Newmarket Road
[Image taken 16.2.21] The cycle route around York, Monks Cross retail park is open to the road on this side. The blocks of paint link with a zebra crossing to the left. Therefore it is clear they comprise a pedestrian crossing. However if p ... [more]
[Image taken 16.2.21] York, Monks Cross retail park has a two-way cycle route around the perimeter. At the point pedestrians may be crossing there is tactile paving in the cycle route. There are no pedestrians crossing signs. It is not clea ... [more]
[Image taken 16.2.21] York, Monks Cross retail park has a bi-directional cycle route around the perimeter. Pedestrian routes 'trickle' from the car parking areas to the retail outlets and must cross the cycle route. Some pedestrian routes a ... [more]
[Image taken 16.2.21] This pedestrian route leads right through the York, Monks Cross retail park car park. There is a warning sign for pedestrians at the point it crosses the two-way cycle route: Look both ways. It does not specify that it ... [more]
[Image taken 16.2.21] York, Monks Cross retail park has a network of pedestrian and cycle routes around and through the car parking areas. The pedestrian route here seems to me to be very obvious. There is tactile paving on the pavement and ... [more]
[Image taken 16.2.21] Monks Cross, York, retail area has a network of pavements and cycle routes including around the perimeter. However, there are gaps in the continuity. For example there is no drop kerb for pedestrians or people on cycle ... [more]
[Image taken 23.2.21] York - transporting domestic compost by bike. Depositing the compost at the designated area Greenfields Community Garden. See also #164366, #164367, #164368, #164369
[Image taken 23.2.21] York - transporting domestic compost by bike. Approaching the composting area Greenfields Community Garden. See also #164366, #164367, #164368, #164370
The 12 most recently modified photos
Monks Cross Retail Park two Saturday's before Christmas. The 'traffic lanes' are very narrow. You can hear them in use. There is a drainage channel alongside the cycle route. The noise of wheels on grille is audible. The driver in this imag ... [more]
Recent placeholders
164510 Greatbatch Avenue becomes a smoggy unsafe nightmare due to the minority of parents who try to drive their children as close to the Willows school gate as possible. A school street closure would solve this problem by removing the idea of pick up and drop off by car right by the gate.- 164509 A raised table at this Stone Street junction would make Princes Road safer by calming traffic, especially for walking to school
- 164508 Improve towpath for dual use
- 164505 There needs to be a segregated cycleway between Buntingford/Puckeridge and Hertford along the A10 to enable people to commute & also to access rail stations & other public transport
- 164504 There needs to be a fully segregated cycleway between Buntingford & Royston along the A10 to connect with the cycleway north of the A505 between Royston & Cambridge
- 164490 A raised table at the gates of Richmond Street park would make pedestrians safer - very popular route for walking parallel to the polluted from busy traffic Hartshill bank. Would make children visits to the playground safer. Some drivers go way to fast along Richmond Street. Should be a 20mph zone too.
- 164486 Cycle early release phase on lights
- 164485 Make the crossing a Toucan crossing so bikes can legally use it
- 164484 Widen the path to create a cycle path alongside existing footpath across the park. People tend to cycle across here anyway.
- 164483 Improve & widen towpath for dual use - needs resurfacing in places- for bikes and pedestrians
- 164482 Improve & widen towpath for dual use - needs resurfacing in places- for bikes and pedestrians
- 164481 Improve & widen towpath for dual use - needs resurfacing in places- for bikes and pedestrians
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