Cycle routes through the Penryn University Campus
Cycle route through the Penryn University Campus
Cycle parking at the Sports Centre, Penryn University Campus
Barriers on the route from Mabe Burnthouse to the Penryn University Campus
Quiet route west from the Penryn University Campus to Mabe Burnthouse
Barriers on the route west from the Penryn University Campus to Mabe Burnthouse
Shared-use link by the A39 from the Penryn University Campus
Cycle route west from the Penryn University Campus crossing the A39
Cyclists Dismount sign at the entry to the Penryn University Campus from the west
Cycle route west out of the Penryn University Campus
Route through the Penryn University Campus
Start of the Mineral Tramways trail from Devoran to Portreath
Cycle parking at a bus stop in Devoran
Cycle route on a cut-off section of the A39 in Devoran
Cycle route from Devoran to Carnon Downs parallel to the A39
Car park for users of the Mineral Tramways Trail up the Carnon Valley from Devoran
Cycle route sign on a cut-off section of the A39
Buses and bikes only on a cut-off section of the A39 - and a cycle route sign to Falmouth, presumably via the byway to Perranwell Station.
Cycle parking at Devoran Quay
Cycle route to the left only at Devoran Quay
Quiet Lane sign in Devoran
Breage church - start of a back lane to take cyclists off the A394 for a couple of miles
Start of back lane to take cyclists off the A394 for a couple of miles
Cut-through to the Penlee House Gallery, Penzance
Wheelbender cycle parking at the Penlee House Gallery and cut-through to the car park and town centre
Apparently an excellent new rental business in Penzance
Apparently an excellent new rental business in Penzance
Big car-focussed police station - no cycle facilities
How does that work? Cycle parking without stands...
Pop-up lane closure following the closure of Market Jew St, Penzance, to private vehicles
Misleading sign - the only cyclists who would rejoin the carriageway are those who want to stay on the A3047 Treleigh bypass for some reason - most will obviously keep left to go through the village.
Link to the Cardew Industrial Estate, Redruth
Route signs and toucan crossing at the junction of routes by the A3047 and through the Cardew Industrial Estate
Cut-through from the A3047
Toucan crossing and junction of routes by the A3047 and through the Cardew Industrial Estate
Modal filter on a lane cut off by the A3047 Treleigh bypass
Cut-through from a lane cut off by the A3047 Treleigh bypass
Modal filter on a lane cut off by the A3047 Treleigh bypass
Modal filter on a lane cut off by the A3047 Treleigh bypass
End of shared-use cycleway (with a useful cut-through from the right as well)
The cycleway ends at this crossing of the A393
Crossings at the A393/A3047 junction
When Treleigh was bypassed, decent arrangements were made for cyclists to use the old road through the village.
When Treleigh was bypassed, decent arrangements were made for cyclists to use the old road through the village.
Shared-use route by the A3047 Treleigh bypass
Bus stop and shared-use footway through Cardew Industrial Estate, Redruth - a handy route parallel to the A393 but not shown on OpenCycleMap
Shared-use footway through Cardew Industrial Estate, Redruth - a handy route parallel to the A393 but not shown on OpenCycleMap
Signs for NCN route 3 and the byway to Devoran
Two asphalted byways into Perranwell
Byway to Devoran to the left, footpath to the right
Start of byway from Perranwell to Devoran
Lots of cycle routes around Perranwell station
Bridleway from Perranwell to Frogpool
Greenwith Lane - public byway
Start of byway from Perranwell towards Bargus Farm and Frogpool
Tough choice - granite stile on the footbridge, or a muddy ford (not a problem, in fact)
Rough section of byway from Perranwell towards Bargus Farm and Frogpool; and footpath to the right
Byway from Perranwell towards Bargus Farm and Frogpool
Ahead to Bargus Farm; turn left (off the asphalt) to Perranwell
Bridleway from Frogpool to Perranwell
Bridleway south of Frogpool
Byroad to Bargus Farm and Perranwell
Narrow overgrown bridleway - virtually useless for cycling (although it would be an alternative to the A394).
Cycle parking hidden at the back of the car park.
Traffic calming with cycle bypass, Falmouth
Modal filter on a link to the cycleway under the railway at Dobwalls (on the old road, replaced by the new bypass).
The Dobwalls bypass road goes over the railway (on the left) but the cycleway goes under, presumably using the old road.
Cycleway on former mineral tramway south to Devoran
Shared-use path by the A394, Helston
Three cycle stands at the foot of Castle Hill, Helston
The old road is actually still viable for cyclists as an alternative to slogging up the hill on the A394.
It's not a cycle route, but the bridge from Lidl to the boating lake in Helston keeps cyclists off the A394 for a little bit more.
Segregated route from the boating lake, Helston
Cycle rental by the boating lake in Helston
Cycle route around Helston boating lake to avoid the A394 roundabouts.
Gate on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Gate on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Bridleway on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Bridleway towards Helston (in the distance) on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Bridleway on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Link to the coast path north of Porthleven.
Cycle/wheelchair route created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate, meeting the coast path to Porthleven.
Cycle/wheelchair route created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate, meeting the coastal path to Porthleven in the distance.
Bridleways created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate - left to Porthleven, on to Helston.
Bridleway to Loe Bar, created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate.
No unauthorised bike trails!
Route sign - diverted footpath to Porthleven to the left, bridleway created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate to the right.
Route sign - the diverted coastal path to the left, bridleway created by the National Trust to the right.
Route sign for bridleways on the National Trust's Penrose Estate, with the bridleway to Berepper visible beyond Loe Bar (and the coast path to the right).
Cycle parking at the lodge above Loe Bar, on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Access to Loe Bar, on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
Closure of the coast path from Loe Bar to Porthleven.
Start of a cycle/wheelchair alternative to the coast path to Porthleven, created by the National Trust on its Penrose Estate.
Turn right for a cycle/wheelchair alternative to the coast path to Porthleven.
The route to Loe Bar on the National Trust's Penrose Estate.
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