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C2C cycle route, Washington
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3054
Here, the C2C cycle route follows the route of a dismantled railway line through... (more)
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C2C cycle route, Washington
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3054
Here, the C2C cycle route follows the route of a dismantled railway line through... (more)
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C2C cycle route near Washington
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3155
This path, along a former railway route, forms part of the C2C long distance cycle route.
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C2C cycle route near Washington
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3255
The C2C (coast-to-coast) cycle route crosses northern England, starting on the... (more)
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Riverside path and Northern Spire, Sunderland
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3658
This path along the north bank of the River Wear is for use by pedestrians and... (more)
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C2C finishing post
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3769
Category: National Cycle Network route
Tynemouth, end of the northern branch of the C2C cycle route... (more)
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Shared use path along the River Wear, Sunderland
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3658
A shared path for walking and cycling, along the north bank of the River Wear in... (more)
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C2C cycle route, Washington
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3155
The blue signs show the route of the C2C cycle route, on the outskirts of Washington.
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National Cycle Network sign
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ2063
Category: National Cycle Network route
A National Cycle Network signpost near Scotswood Bridge. This is on the route... (more)
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C2C cycle route near Washington
by Malc McDonald
geograph for square NZ3154
The C2C (coast-to-coast) is a long-distance cycle route crossing the north of... (more)
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C2C finishing point
by Malc McDonald
for square NZ3769
Category: National Cycle Network route
At the end of the Sea-to-Sea cycle route from Workington/Whitehaven. An... (more)
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Road past Hopehill Wood
by Oliver Dixon
geograph for square NY5833
The road linking Langwathby and Skirwith forms part of the world-famous C2C... (more)
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B5292 approaching Whinlatter Pass on the C2C Cycle Route
by David Templeman
geograph for square NY1824
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Bend in C2C Cycle Route near Green Fell disused quarries
by David Templeman
geograph for square NY6242
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Double gateway at bend in C2C Cycle Route near disused Green Fell Quarries
by David Templeman
geograph for square NY6242
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Benchmark on roadside gatepost of C2C cycle route at Green Fell
by David Templeman
for square NY6242
Ordnance Survey cut mark benchmark levelled 416.155m above Newlyn Datum verified 1972
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Royal Bank of Scotland milepost on NE side of road at Newton Rigg
by Luke Shaw
for square NY4930
On National Cycle Network route C2C
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Watch tower - now start of C2C Cycle Route
by Russel Wills
geograph for square NX9829
The seagull is about to set off!
The Robin Rigg Wind Farm, Scotland's... (more)
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Cycle Route Sign in Wallsend
by Andrew Tryon
for square NZ3066
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Coast to Coast Themed Art Work on a Bridge Parapet in Cumbria
by Andrew Tryon
for square NY0130
This plate fabrication added to the parapet of a disused railway bridge in... (more)
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Timber Footbridge over a Disused Railway
by Andrew Tryon
geograph for square NY0230
An old timber footbridge crossing the former Cleator & Workington Junction... (more)
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Road junction and bend in National Cycle Path 7 east of Glassonby
by Luke Shaw
geograph for square NY5838
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Waskerley Way, north of Red House
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NZ0645
Descending into a former railway cutting. A bridge once crossed above the... (more)
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Waskerley Way, heading west to Waskerley
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NZ0645
A shared cycleway and footpath on the route of a former railway line. The wide... (more)
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Waskerley Way, south of Red House
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square NZ0645
Climbing up to the top of a former railway cutting. The cutting itself is now... (more)
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Field on south side of road at junction SE of Glassonby
by Roger Templeman
geograph for square NY5838
Ordnance Survey documents indicate that a benchmark levelled at 150.597m above... (more)
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