Exe Cycle

Little bit of news regarding the new suspended walkway on Bridge Road.

First look at new suspended footway and cycle path in Exeter The major road-widening scheme to tackle congestion and cut journey times between Countess Wear and the Matford roundabout began in February 2016

The Exe Trail to join the Teign Estuary trail. http://m.torquayheraldexpress.co.uk/bid-submitted-for-teign-estuary-trail-section-extension-through-dawlish-as-preferred-route-chosen/story-29971720-detail/story.html

Bid submitted for Teign Estuary Trail section extension through Dawlish as preferred route chosen THE preferred option to extend the Teign Estuary Trail cycle route through Dawlish has been chosen. Following a public consultation earlier this year, Devon County Council has developed a preferred...

Another interesting article about the success of cycling trails and the complications of permissions etc. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2016/sep/08/how-rail-to-trail-cycling-projects-are-proving-their-worth

How rail-to-trail cycling projects are proving their worth Around the UK, abandoned railway lines are being turned into world-class cycling and walking trails that are boosting local tourism and recreation

A lovely ride out for the Santa's today down on the Exe Trail http://www.exeterexpressandecho.co.uk/Cycling-Santas-saddle-raise-funds-Exmouth-Topsham/story-24887373-detail/story.html

Cycling Santas take to the saddle to raise funds in Exmouth and Topsham PUTTING Rudolph's nose in the shade were 100 cycling Santas, pedalling between Topsham and Exmouth today. The aim of the festive fun cycle was to raise money for FORCE Cancer charity. Among those...

The trail is now open. Read all about it here https://www.devonnewscentre.info/exe-estuary-trail-opens/

Exe Estuary Trail opens | News centre The Exe Estuary Trail, Devon County Councl’s flagship cycle route, will be fully open to the public this weekend with the opening of the final section of the trail which links Turf Lock and Powderham.

New pictures of the section from Turf to Powderham Church. It all should be ready to ride within two weeks. 30+ miles of traffic free cycling.