The Navvies footbridge in Workington is set to re-open rejoining communities in Allerdale, west Cumbria. Local residents, cut off from each other following the 2009 floods, now have a £1.7m bridge with which to cross the River Derwent. It will reopen on 10 September 2011 at noon. The original … [Read more...]
Walna Scar Road improvements begin
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July 11, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Works starts this week on improvements to the high level Walna Scar Road in the Lake District. The restricted byway, which can be used by walkers, cyclists and horse riders, suffered badly during the floods of November 2009. It is one of the Lake District’s most popular high level fell … [Read more...]
New bridge for Conistone Moor
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May 21, 2011 By 1 Comment
Walkers, cyclists and horse riders can use a new bridge on Conistone Moor in Wharfedale thanks to a partnership between the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (YDNPA), the Kettelshiel Estate and other local businesses. For years, progress along the bridleway has come to a halt at Mossdale … [Read more...]
Bridleways in the North York Moors National Park improved
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April 5, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Bridleways in the North York Moors National Park now have improved access, following work carried out by Rangers from the National Park Authority. Rangers sought advice from Danby District Bridleways Group, before work commenced on moorland paths in the area. Horse riders can now benefit … [Read more...]
Historical cycle routes launched in the north west
Cyclists looking to exercise their minds as well as their bodies may want to check out some exciting new cycle trails in the North West of England. Taking in some of the region’s key historical landmarks, the trails may be just a short ride in terms of distance, but give cyclists the chance to … [Read more...]