Cycle route signs, Inverkeithing.
Narrow advisory cycle lanes, Inverkeithing.
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Sustrans National Cycle Network milepost at Inverkeithing Station.
Two tier cycle parking at Inverkeithing Station.
Underpass mural in Glenrothes. (2021) Pic: Rachel Webster. https://t.co/otL70yV2qT
Double-deck cycle parking on the platform at Leuchars station
Ramped access to the platform at Leuchars station
Shared-use on NCN route 1 east from the Tay Bridge
NCN route 1 towards the Tay Bridge heading into a lay-by.
Shared-use section of NCN route 1 towards Tayport
Narrow access to the railtrail towards Tayport on NCN route 1
Start of railtrail on NCN route 1 from the Tay Bridge to Tayport
End of the railtrail from the Tay Bridge to Tayport
Turn right and left to reach the railtrail west from Tayport
NCN route 1 passing Tayport harbour
Gate on NCN1 between Tentsmuir Forest and Tayport
Rougher section of NCN1 between Tentsmuir Forest and Tayport
Rougher section of NCN1 between Tentsmuir Forest and Tayport
Gate on NCN route 1 leaving Tentsmuir Forest
On NCN route 1 in Tentsmuir Forest - not paved, but not bad
Well done, Sustrans - a barrier across NCN route 1 without any hint of a route marker.
Barrier on NCN route 1 at the entrance to Tentsmuir Forest
NCN route 1 turns right, although the route ahead is a shorter, and presumably rougher, route through Tentsmuir Forest
NCN route 1 leaving Tentsmuir Forest
Brief shared-use section of NCN1 route 1 before the Leuchars station junction.
NCN route 1 on the former St Andrews rail branch past Guardbridge
Poor crossing at the roundabout on NCN route 1
NCN route 1 on the Old St Andrews Road from Guardbridge
NCN route 1 on the old bridge, Guardbridge
NCN route 1 towards St Andrews
Start of section of NCN route 1 between road and golf course
NOC route 1 on the footways around this roundabout
Cycle parking on both sides of the road, St Andrews
Cycle parking on a pedestrian lane, St Andrews
Off-road cycleway, St Andrews
Contraflow cycle route ahead
Start of contraflow cycle lane, St Andrews
Zig-zag cycle route to start of shared-use footway, St Andrews
Ridiculously narrow cycle lane, St Andrews
No Entry except cyclists, St Andrews
Traffic-free road in St Andrews
Cycle lanes on NCN route 1 entering St Andrews
NCN route 1 west from St Andrews
Junction of routes on NCN route 1 - through St Andrews and avoiding it.
Sign towards St Andrews on NCN route 1
Narrow bridge on the Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Ways
Attractive section of NCN route 1 along the River Avon (another one)
Turn left on NCN route 1 - the cycle route sign probably refers to an ACL around the corner which is blocked by parked cars.
NCN route 1 in Ceres (no, not the asteroid)
Route sign in Ceres (no, not the asteroid)
This could be a handy short-cut from Cupar to NCN route 1 towards St Andrews
Riverside route south from Cupar
Possible riverside route through Cupar
Route parallel to the A91 through Cupar - not signposted but far better for cycling.
Route avoiding the centre of Cupar
Route sign on the Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Ways
Route signs on the Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Ways (odd to place them point-to-point!)
Route signs on the Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Ways
Route signs south of Balmerino Abbey on NCN route 777 (after taking the photo I turned the sign on the left to point back behind the camera)
Sunday cyclists on NCN route 777
Start of three miles into the headwind to Balmerino Abbey on NCN route 777
Play area on former railway, Wormit
Disused railway, Wormit - around the corner it's used by a road, which could link to a cycleway.
Junction of NCN routes 777 (west) and 1 (east/south)
NCN routes 1/777 to the Tay Bridge
Link from the Tay Bridge to Newport-on-Tay (NCN route 777 doesn't go this way, I'm not sure why)
No access along disused railway due to construction. No warning of closure at end of path - this sign is half way along path.
No access along disused railway. No signs at the start/end of the railway notifying closure. This sign half way along path.
Ped/Cycle route, South Parks
Location: , Glenrothes (Scotland, United Kingdom)
Children watching a football match
Location: Markinch, Glenrothes (Scotland, United Kingdom)
The Boblingen Way cycle path in Glenrothes
The Boblingen Way cycle path in Glenrothes
The Boblingen Way cycle path in Glenrothes
The Boblingen Way cycle path in Glenrothes
Cycle parking next to an entrance to the Kingdom Centre
Location: , Glenrothes (Scotland, United Kingdom)
Muddy narrow overgrown path to the left
The legendary hairpin bend of the Viaduct Walk
Location: , St. Andrews (Scotland, United Kingdom)
Route 76
Location: , Longannet (Scotland, United Kingdom)
The Forth Road Bridge has been totally closed for Christmas and the New Year due to structural problems.
@SustransScot Seen from up the road a bit, just to the right of the car in original pic. https://t.co/POBwSDUdYi
[More context to this photo is given in original photo referred to: https://www.flickr.com/photos/133699292@N05/22028036510
I'm not convinced that designating the side of the path that the bus shelter is on as the cycle lane is a great move. http://t.co/pU5hW3tYA4
NCN76 along Beech Avenue from Dalgety Bay to Aberdour. The route follows a private road which is almost completely free of motorised traffic and is well-used by cyclists and pedestrians. The surface is smooth tarmac for the majority of the
Millenium Milepost at inverkeithing station.
NCN1 southbound sign. Just avoiding the hanging baskets. The text size (x-height) on this sign is very small. This makes the sign hard to see.
A wooden post, set in a hedge, on the edge of a farm track. The east-bound finger has probably been swiped off by a passing farm vehicle. The desire to create signage that doesn't look 'urban' can sometimes lead to signage that's no good
A very steep bit of cycle path
View of Longannet Power Station from the NCN76.
There's a separated cycle path along side the road on the Fife coastal path. I'm thinking I'm in the Netherlands.
Cycling from Strath to Falkland
Location: Strathmiglo (Scotland, United Kingdom)
Great cycling for kids
Location: Strathmiglo (Scotland, United Kingdom)
This is the Strathmiglo to Falkland off road track - brill for wee ones, see www.smartcommunityfife.org.uk/routes/25/
national route 76 round the forth has many challenging cunningly concealed steep climbs from the shore away from installations or closed off areas. This is an excellent cyclepath.
View of the Royal Dockyard and the Forth bridges from NCR 76 Round the Forth cycle path
Well surfaced cyclepath
Location: Windygates, Leven, Fife
Dundee does seem to get any closer !
Short link: https://cycle.st/area/