Photo listing: route signs
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This listing only shows photos within Bath.
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NCN route 4 heading to the left in front of the Holburne Museum, Bath - cyclists wanting to visit the museum need to make a U-turn to reach the right-hand side of the building.
Route sign by the road at the junction of NCN routes 24 and 244, but there's nothing visible on NCN 24 as you approach the junction from Radstock.
Link from NCN route 244 to the Odd Down sports ground and cycle circuit (actually over the tunnel and behind the camera).
The Colliers Way (NCN route 24) can't use the former railway line from Wellow to here because a horse-riding centre has taken it over - this is the current link from the road to the railway route.
Cyclists and walkers on the Colliers Way (NCN route 24) have to turn 90 degrees left off the road here to reach the former railway line - but the sign is totally hidden.
National Cycle Network signage on the canal network ;-) at Dundas Aqueduct - the junction of NCN routes 4 and 24.
Monkton Combe which seems to be dominated by a private school. The cycle route to the left is down a very steep narrow path through the school grounds.
Route signage - typically ambiguous as to which way it is pointing at the junction of ncn24 and ncn244.
Direction sign indicating from Norton-Radstock Greenway towards Five Arches Greenway. The Five Arches bridge which gives its name to the Greenway can be seen in the background. The Norton Radstock Greenway is built on the trackbed on part … [more]
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