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This listing only shows photos within a square radius of 30 kilometres of the centre of Assen.
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Moray Coastal Trail heading East towards Covesea Lighthouse near Lossiemouth. Path is narrow and tricky in places, especially as you get closer to Lossiemouth. Better to use the beach if the tide is out.
Potential access to Chisholm Trail spur from Cityglades access road. Currently blocked by capped-off (disused?) oil pipes.
No cycle access, No disabled access. Access for rangers vehicles (locked). Horse traps and pedestrian access. How unsatisfactory is that for a gate on a cycleway.
Walensee - Standenhorn Tunnel Location: , Dorfli (Canton of Glarus, Switzerland) This tunnel with a length of 235 meters was built during the construction of the new road and todays motorway along the lake. It is only for cyclists and … [more]
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
Stockley Trail looking West along Stockley Lane (unmade) - trail turns right at end of fence on right
Stockley Trail - trail divides onto Stockley Lane (unmade) to left and surfaced trail to right. Entrance to Glapwell MTB Trail is on left opposite junction.
Entrance to Stockley Lane from A617 Mansfield Road looking North - car park is along this road on left, Stockley Trail is a continuation through barriers.
Signs on northbound entrance to Galpwell Ponds and Stockley Trail - still doesn't mention the Glapwell MTB Trail though...
Southbound Stockley Trail (on Stockley Lane (unmade) re-joining alternate route which is made up from left
Stockley Trail - option to drop down to left, actual trail is the right side using Stockley Lane (unmade)
Northbound view of bridge over Stockley Brook. Note the bridge structure is raised from the trail and is vertical - ok for MTB but not narrower section tyres.
Closeup of Southbound bridge over Stockley Brook - note at exit there is a drop where bridge structure ends and trail starts again.
Northbound exit of Stockley trail over Rylah Lane. This is a fast road and drivers have limited visibility round corners
Entrance to Stockley Trail Northbound from Rylah Lane. The area in front is NOT a car park but dog/walkers often use it as such and obstruct it.
Exit northbound of trail over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to walk!! #105800 #105801
Entrance of trail southbound over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to walk!! #105800 #105801
Entrance of trail over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to walk!! #105800 #105801
Exit of trail over unmade road leading to sewage work - warning can be deep water filled 'trenches' - advised to take care. #105800 #105801
Alternate entrance onto Stockley Trail from narrow, sometimes muddy, path with obstructions for cyclists - southbound view
Alternate route from Stockley Trail Northbound - narrow, can be muddy, with obstructions for cyclists
Egress of first part of Stockley Trail onto path in Peter Fiddler Nature Reserve (path to right). Trail bears left on made track.
Entrance to Stockley Trail from roundabout on Station Road (parking available 200yds up Riverside Way). Track is grassed at this point.
Route sign on the Lochside Trail (northbound). The traffic light sensors don't notice bikes, but there's a button to press on the short post.
Route sign on the Lochside Trail. The traffic light sensors don't notice bikes, but there's a button to press on the short post.
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