N.E. Coastal Paths
johnboy183
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Hi Folks.
Off to Seahouses over the half term break. Just wondered if it was permissable to cycle along the coastal footpath(s)?
Thanks for replies
Off to Seahouses over the half term break. Just wondered if it was permissable to cycle along the coastal footpath(s)?
Thanks for replies
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Have a look at the OS maps. if the paths are market as footpaths, then I'm afraid you can't. If they're marked as bridalways or BOATs (Biway Open to All Traffic, I think they're still called that ??) you can.johnboy183 wrote:Hi Folks.
Off to Seahouses over the half term break. Just wondered if it was permissable to cycle along the coastal footpath(s)?
Thanks for replies
That said, some of them may be surfaced and have cycle paths. I'm sure someone on here can help on that point.
Cheers.... MattScience adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
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Cheers Matt. In this digital age I completely forgot about paper maps and maps in general. Think I'll google my own question.....0
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http://www.northumberland.gov.uk/defaul ... =4373#maps
some maps on this site
NCN1 map may help also0 -
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