A few steps at the start of this cut-through in Wrexham
Not a dead end for pedestrians - or cyclists, with a dismount
No Motor Vehicles - in other words a cycle contraflow
Bollard on the path from the A5152 on the edge of Wrexham into Erddig Park
Bollard on the path from Erddig Hall to the A5152 on the edge of Wrexham
Possible alternative route from Erddig to Wrexham, if the gate was changed
Possible alternative route from Erddig Hall to Wrexham (approximate location)
Easily opened gate on a possible alternative route to Erddig Hall
A bit of extra (but pretty useless) cycle parking at the National Trust's Erddig Hall
The main road out of the National Trust's Erddig estate - not much space for cyclists
This section of the route through Erddig Park is grassed over but is useable by cyclists
This section of the route through Erddig Park is grassed over but is useable by cyclists
This section of the route through Erddig Park is grassed over but is useable by cyclists
Easily opened gate on the route from Wrexham to Erddig and Ruabon
The original route up to Erddig Hall, now closed
This could be an alternative route from Erddig to Wrexham if a few gates were changed.
The route from Wrexham to Ruabon passing through Erddig park
Easily opened gate on the route between Erddig and Wrexham
Gate and cattle grid on the route from Wrexham to Erddig
The route signs between Wrexham and Erddig urgently need replacing.
Modal filter and route signs on the route from Wrexham to Erddig
Barrier on link from the Erddig cycle route
The oldest concrete velodrome in continuous use in the world, the Carmarthen Velodrome is one of only three in Wales.
Marsh Tracks is an award winning new and exciting venture in Rhyl, North Wales. It comprises a 1.3 km closed circuit road cycling track and a national standard BMX race track featuring a Bensink start gate (exactly the same as the 2012
Route signs on NCN routes 47 and 82
www.pembreycountrypark.wales/things-to-do/national-closed-road-circuit
The National Closed Road Cycling Circuit at Pembrey Country Park compliments Carmarthenshire's aspiration to become the cycling hub of Wales. The 1.9km long, 6m wide
It's a cycle crossing - no need to be chasing along after the tandem
Cut-through from the High Street, Swansea - dropped kerb needed
Modal filter and crossing of the High Street, Swansea
Modal filter on the link from Swansea's riverside to the High Street and station
Modal filter on the link from Swansea's riverside to the High Street and station
Cycle parking at Lidl, Swansea
Shared-use riverside route, according to OpenCycleMap
Shared-use or not, this underpass isn't much used
A shared-use route under the bridge, according to OpenCycleMap
Route signs north from NCN route 43, Swansea
Shared-use footway (NCN route 43) on the Quay Parade bridge, Swansea
Shared-use footway on the Quay Parade bridge (and the remains of a railway bridge), Swansea - NCN route 43 uses the far side.
NCN route 43 crossing the A4067, Swansea
Shared-use footway on the Quay Parade bridge, Swansea - NCN route 43 uses the far side.
Cycle parking by NCN route 43, Swansea
Cycle parking by NCN route 43, Swansea
Cycle parking at Sainsburys, Swansea
Riverside route to the Sail Bridge, Swansea - NCN route 43 goes around to the right to avoid the steps
This is NCN route 43 cutting through a Sainsburys car park - not great, is it?
Cycle parking at the Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea
Cycle parking by the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43)
Pump, tools and cycle parking by the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43)
Awkward three-sides-of-a-square route avoiding the unnecessary steps at the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43)
Steps to the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43), and the awkward work-around route
Steps to the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43), and arrow for the awkward work-around route
the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43)
Map of the Swansea Bay Ways
Approach to the Sail Bridge, Swansea (NCN route 43)
Route signs by the Swansea Bay Cycle Path
Arrows at a bridge on the Swansea Bay Cycle Path
Route signs on the Swansea Bay Cycle Path (the bridge is open to boats, ie closed to cyclists and pedestrians)
Modal filter by the Swansea Bay Cycle Path
No Cycling sign and modal filter at the Maritime Quarter, Swansea
No Cycling in the Maritime Quarter, Swansea (but it happens)
Tools and pump at the bike-sharing station
Cycle parking near the quayside, Swansea (more in the distance near the leisure centre)
Instructions for the Santander bike-sharing scheme
Empty Santander bike-sharing station
Cycle parking and modal filter
Modal filter on the way to the Maritime Quarter, Swansea
Bus and bike lane, Swansea
Minimalist cycle stands - not much support for a bike.
Pedestrian and cycle zone by Swansea castle
Modal filters and crossing, Swansea
Shared-use footway and route signs, Swansea
Covered cycle parking used by motor bikes
Crossing between two shared-use footways and two roads closed to motor vehicles - also some covered cycle parking.
Cycle parking outside a new student residence (with ground-floor retail space to let)
A few more bike stands across the road from Swansea station - it all helps.
Always good to see a Plantlock, even if this is known as a motorbikers' café
Cut-through from Castle Street to Llandovery castle - this was presumably a normal road until someone built across it.
Cut-through to Castle Street, Llandovery - this was presumably a normal road until someone built across it.
Track around Llandovery castle from the Myddfai road
Track around Llandovery castle to the Myddfai road
Bus stop and cycle parking, Llandeilo
15mph limit on the road into the National Trust's Dinefwr estate
Route sign for the Cycle Across the Beacons route (the Brecon Beacons), and the new walking route along the Heart of Wales railway
The Flood Plain Track, Llandeilo
Gate into the Castle Woods Nature Reserve and the National Trust's Dinefwr estate
Routes into the National Trust's Dinefwr estate - the Flood Plain Track to the left and a track through Castle Woods Nature Reserve to the right - the gate does open fully.
Route sign for the Cycle Across the Beacons route (the Brecon Beacons)
No Motor Vehicles Except for Access (and good luck with that!)
4 rather hidden bike stands at Neath station
Cycle shelters at Ammanford station
Covered cycle parking at Bridgend station
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