Annoying chicane, Dwygyfylchi
Treforris Road, Dwygyfylchi
Public footpath begins with steps.
Bugs hotel
No matter how much debugging goes on we still keep finding them.
Path junction in the woodland.
Dense bracken on this woodland path.
Panorama from Conwy mountain ⛰
Cycling down this hill is dangerous
Shared use on Morffa Drive.
Footbridge over the railway.
Electric bikes make the climb up Sychnant Pass quite a bit easier. Last year I pushed a Brompton from about here.
Footway cycle route to Llandudno.
Footway cycle route crosses the road, signed as NCN5.
Footway cycle route, Llandudno
Footway cycleway route over a railway bridge in Llandudno.
Alexandra Road, Llandudno
Footpath across a park in Llandudno.
Despair at the poor cycle parking.
Northern limit of navigation on this abandoned cycle route.
Sign stating that raw sewage gets dumped into the sea here.
Cycle sales and repair shop in Llandudno Junction.
There’s a little bit of cycle parking at this supermarket.
This former cycle route has been abandoned and is covered in soft sand.
This former cycle route has been abandoned and is covered in soft sand.
This former cycle route has been abandoned and is covered in soft sand.
This former cycle route has almost completely been reclaimed by the sea.
Sunset on the Great Orme during a sea mist known as haar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haar_(fog)
This dramatic skyline at Llandudno is sea mist known as haar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haar_(fog)
This dramatic skyline at Llandudno is sea mist known as haar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haar_(fog)
This dramatic skyline at Llandudno is sea mist known as haar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haar_(fog)
This dramatic skyline at Llandudno is sea mist known as haar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haar_(fog)
NCN5 milepost at Rhos-on-sea.
Narrow footway provides off road route along NCN5.
Narrow footway provides off road route along NCN5.
NCN5 by the Queen’s Head.
A470 busy road with a cycleway.
A decent footway width on this Llandudno street.
Conwy Culture Centre
https://www.conwy.gov.uk/en/Resident/Libraries-Museums-and-Archives/Conwy-Culture-Centre/Conwy-Culture-Centre.aspx
On
this site
Sept. 5. 1782
nothing happened
Cadenant Park
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_of_5_September_1782
40mph on Sychnant Pass Road
The enforceable limit is 40mph, the advisable limit is 25mph.
Summit of Bwlch Sychnant
https://www.cyclingnorthwales.co.uk/pages/rte_penmaenmawr.htm
Old Mill Road, St Gwynan’s
Footpath recently asphalted in 2021.
Footpath there is a gate and there is just about enough space to get a bike through. It would be awkward with a big bike or trailer though.
Stupid stepped ramp bridge - a masterpiece of inaccessibility. This design makes it difficult for any wheeled users. There are steep steps at the other end too.
Useful map explaining walking and cycling routes.
Completely faded signs for a footpath, but the fact that these signs exist is probably enough to guide the wise walker.
Signal controlled pedestrian crossing, albeit temporary.
Are these warning signs really consistent with a 40mph limit as can be seen in the distance.
I suppose a highway engineer would say “…it’s designed as a 40mph road…” and stare through you defocussed.
One way cycle route over Thomas Telford’s suspension bridge into Conwy. Return via other bridge. Temporary measures during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cycle tour company at Conwy Castle
Cycle stands at the main car park near Conwy Castle
Cycle parking at the new Conwy County offices, Colwyn Bay
Road closure with rising bollards on Station Road, Colwyn Bay
Cycle parking, Colwyn Bay station
No Motor Vehicles sign on the new cycle bridge at Rhyl on NCN route 5
NCN route 5 entering Rhyl from the west
NCN route 5 west from Rhyl
The Bike Hub, by Rhyl's new cycle bridge on NCN route 5
Electric Dragon Cycles, LL21 0NT (van seen in Corwen)
Cycles parked on the very old style racks at Llandudno Junction station.
Covered racks at North Llanwrst station.
Cycle stands at the new Conwy Cultural Centre ie library and café
A few random bike stands? on Llandudno station.
Two sets of cycle stands in Llandudno station.
Plaza in front of Llandudno station - no cycle stands, no benches, no recycling bins - just wasted space.
Llandudno Promenade - open for considerate cycling.
Only a 20% climb up on to the Great Orme
Warning of tram lines, a local hazard in Llandudno.
Priority at sideroads at a petrol station entrance. Surfacing is in red.
Photo by John Grimshaw, 2004.
Llandudno shared-use, taken from a bus.
Short link: https://cycle.st/area/