We had a planning session in Sheffield recently to plan the rationalisation of the meandering, myriad of National Cycle Network routes in Sheffield.
We agreed that:
NCN 67 should go from Chesterfield to Leeds via Rotherham and Barnsley
NCN 6 should go from Nottingham to Manchester via Worksop, Sheffield and across the Peak District on a new route…
And NCN (three figure number - to be determined, perhaps 627?) will pick up the open and proposed sections which links up the centres of Doncaster – Rotherham – Sheffield – Hillsborough and Penistone.
The other NCN routes in Sheffield are interim routes which (in the fullness of time) will become reclassified as local routes and will be signed as “this way to (x)”.
Route 6 would cross the Peak District on a new route utilising the towpath of the Peak Forest Canal, the collapsed A road at Mam Tor, existing rural lanes, a section of the Pennine Bridleway, the Sett Valley Trail, the dam of Ladybower reservoir, an existing signed route through Sheffield…
So the new routes should look something like these diagrams-
1 comment:
in no way does that map look like the scribblings of a madman!
new manchester route looks interesting though, mam tor road is a bit rough in places.
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