Start of two bridleways from the access road to Kynance Cove
Stepping stones on bridleway
Bridleways crossing on Lizard Down
Bridleways crossing on Lizard Down
Flooded bridleway on Lizard Downs
Link to Cycling UK's new West Kernow Way forking left off the National Trust's access track to Kynance Cove
Cycling UK's new West Kernow Way forking right off the National Trust's access track to Kynance Cove
Bridleway closed by a gate - it only leads to footpaths anyway.
Excellent bridleway from Kynance Cove to the Lizard - part of Cycling UK's new West Kernow Way
A cut-through that's not on online mapping - probably an historic route to/from Mawgan church.
A cut-through that's shown on online mapping as a dead-end (clear enough on an OS map though).
A cut-through that's shown on online mapping as a dead-end (clear enough on an OS map though).
A cut-through that's shown on online mapping as a dead-end (clear enough on an OS map though).
A cut-through that's not on online mapping - probably an historic route to/from Mawgan church.
The former A39 - fortunately a better cycle route to Truro is now available.
Pedestrian cut-through on the former A39 - there's no need to cycle this way.
Cyclist on the route north from Loe Bar
Link from the closed road past Penair School, Truro
Bridleway towards Carnon Downs
Bridleway (marked as BLOCKED on OpenCycleMap - no idea if that's still true)
North end of the bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
North end of the bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Start of bridleway west of Gweek
Start of bridleway west of Gweek
Start of bridleway from Mellangoose to Gweek
Go through the gate for the bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Go through the gate for the bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Gate at the end of the tricky stretch of bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Bridleway passing the NE corner of RNAS Culdrose - it would be great if there as a route all the way around to Helston.
Puddles on the bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Start of bridleway around the east side of RNAS Culdrose
Track from the Cornish Coast-to-Coast route towards Scorrier passing under an estate road.
Track from the Cornish Coast-to-Coast route towards Scorrier passing under an estate road.
Muddier patch of the Cornish Coast-to-Coast route.
Link from the Cornish Coast-to-Coast route towards Scorrier.
Footpath past the staggered junction at Dangerous Crossing (no, really, that's the name of the place - just a normal crossing of what was once the main road from Truro to Redruth). It would be good to improve this as a cycle bypass too.
Bridleway north of Gweek, Cornwall
Dead-end footpath on the former Newham railway branch, Truro
Paved footpath alongside the A39 Carnon Downs bypass
No Cycling on this footpath towards the route to Devoran
Bridleway ahead, footpath to the right by the A39
Bridleway south from Loe Bar
Fork left through Wheal Unity to return to the Cornish Coast-to-Coast route
Tracks through Wheal Unity
The Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail, towards Wheal Unity
The Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail, towards Wheal Unity
To the left, the Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail
The Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail - to the right
The Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail
The Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail turns left here
The Little Beside loop off Cornwall's Coast-to-Coast Trail
Bridleway north of Gweek, Cornwall
Rough track that is supposedly a cycleway around Stithians dam
Junction of rough track that is supposedly a cycleway around Stithians dam
Rough track that is supposedly a cycleway around Stithians dam
Cycleway around Stithians dam, supposedly
Start of cycleway around Stithians dam, supposedly
An alternative to the road to Cusgarne
Permissive route through the former United Mines
Start of permissive route through the former United Mines
Cycle route across the Wheal Maid dam and around the tailings pond
Start of byway from Perranwell to Devoran
Start of bridleway, Perranwell
Start of bridleway between Perranwell and Frogpool
Start of a pointless loop of bridleway, Perranwell
The muddiest stretch of this bridleway between Frogpool and Perranwell
Start of bridleway to the left
Byway to Devoran to the left, footpath to the right
Start of byway from Perranwell towards Bargus Farm and Frogpool
Bridleway from Perranwell to Frogpool
Greenwith Lane - public byway
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
Link to the Cardew Industrial Estate, Redruth
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).
Track bed cut back near to County Hall
Newly cut back former track for the Newham branch line to connect to the main line towards Truro station.
The track that would have led to the main branch line Penzance bound which has now been cut back.
Byway (swinging to the left) - not a particularly useful short-cut.
Cycling in the National Trust's Tremayne estate
This could be made into a decent route into Camborne
Possible future cycle links left and right
Start of track west from Leedstown
New bridleway alongside the road to Penrose Farm on the National Trust's Penrose estate
Bridleway past Penrose Farm in the National Trust's Penrose estate
Bridleway from Penrose Farm to the Loe Pool in the National Trust's Penrose estate
Ahead, track to the Loe Pool ih the National Trust's Penrose estate, to the right footpath to Penrose Farm and car park
End of asphalt and view to the Loe Pol in the National Trust's Penrose estate
Bridleway on former mineral tramway to Tehidy
Bridleway on former mineral tramway to Gwithian
Junction of tracks in Tehidy Country Park
The National Trust has improved this section of the Cornish coastal path for wheelchairs, but it's not surprising that cyclists are using it too.
The National Trust has improved this section of the Cornish coastal path for wheelchairs, but it's not surprising that cyclists are using it too.
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