Gallery: Bognor Regis
Cycling Infrastructure in the Bognor Regis, West Sussex, area.
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This gallery was created on Saturday, 10th May 2014
Bognor Regis - Promenade cycle route, warning to pedestrians leaving the beach [not certain that this sign is correctly positioned!]
Bognor Regis-Barnham link: bridge crossing the Aldingbourne Rife (pic taken after very heavy rain; fields are flooded, cycleroute is clear)
Bognor Regis-Chichester cycle route adjacent to A259 at Merston, group of cyclists heading South towards Bognor.
Bognor Regis - end of promenade Cycletrack (NCN2) at Outram Road, Felpham. The promenade continues straight ahead but cycling is not currently permitted beyond here. Many local cyclists ignore this but please cycle with care due to narrow ... [more]
Bognor Regis - Promenade Cycle route (NCN2) rounds the bend at Rock Point heading for Felpham Village.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 leaves Summerley Lane to run off road; the lampost ahead has a sign pointing right up the narrow shared pathway. This is easy to miss if you are not careful.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 uses an off road path around the edge of King George Field after leaving Summerley Lane. Paths run in a variety of directions - NCN2 bears right on entering the field.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 route leaving King George Field at Felpham & bearing right back onto road (Triton Way)
Bognor Regis - NCN2 at Triton Way Felpham. Lampost on right indicates that NCN2 bears left at junction - this sign is easy to miss.
Bognor Regis - NCN2 at Andrew Avenue Felpham. At the junction ahead, NCN2 bears right. Signage is easy to miss and a wrong turn means joining a very busy road.
Bognor Regis - the Chichester-Bognor Cycleway runs through an unmapped pathway to link into Winston Crescent. At the far end is an instruction for cyclists to dismount; but there is no such instruction when approaching from this direction.
Bognor Regis - the shortest bit of cycletrack in the area is this 3 metre stretch with badly worn markings which is part of the Chichester-Bognor Cycleway. The crossing ahead is a Toucan, with cycle aspect display.
Bognor Regis - signage as NCN2 joins the shared use promenade. The route heads East along the promenade but there is no lane marking or painted warnings. The shared use notice on the left is repeated at various points.
Bognor Regis - route signage on Bognor Regis- Chichester Cycleway, at Drayton. At this point the route crosses the very busy A259, with only a small central refuge to assist.
Bognor Regis - promenade cycle track. Cycling is permitted on this shared route - its part of NCN 2 - but on a busy day cycling can be challenging. It does not help that at this point there is nothing to indicate that cycling is permissabl ... [more]
Track through Ancton Woods, near Elmer. This is cyclable with care; there are two narrow bridges to negotiate but is a quiet alternative to unpleasant riding on a very busy A.259 between Littlehampton & Bognor Regis
The site of Stewart Bridge, on the long abandoned Arundel to Portsmouth Canal. The remains of the next swivel bridge along, Hollinsworth Bridge, are stored here for restoration purposes.
Start of the Cycle route from Barnham towards Felpham & Bognor Regis, at Church Lane Barnham. Note the 5-bar gate is normally closed, access is via the side gate. The large gate is opened only to access overflow parking at the Church
Cyclists from the CycleBognor group using an ancient trackway to avoid the busy A.259 at Grevatts Lane
Negotiating Grevatts Bridge, crossing the Ryebank Rife (River) in Ancton Woods. This neglected track would make an excellent addition to the local cycle network in Bognor Regis, if a few improvements could be funded.
Bognor Regis - Cyclists at London Road Car park proving the need for cycle parking at this location!
Bognor Regis - NCN 2 cycle route along the promenade towards Felpham, completely blocked by shingle thrown up in a winter storm. The track at this point often has shingle thrown up during high seas but its normally passable with care. It wa ... [more]
This picturesque route around Pagham Harbour forms part of a traffic free route between Bognor, Sidlesham, and then on to Selsey, but unfortunately cycling is prohibited. Another missing link for reasons that are not quite clear
This pathway behind the Beach Huts at Aldwick is an extension of Bognor Prom. Cycling is allowed the full length of the prom but its not clear whether this bit still counts as the prom and there is no signage at all on this stretch to permi ... [more]
Bognor Regis - 14th Century Shripney Lane has been severed due to construction of the Northern Relief Road. Through access now only available to bikes and pedestrians. This view taken just prior to the relief road opening, shows the new la ... [more]
Bognor Regis - this shopping park has bike stands installed far too close to the buildings -its impossible to park properly and the low protruding ridge does not help!
Cars queueing as far as the eye can see - but the cycletrack is empty! Motorists - its quicker by bike!
Newly opened (23 June 2015) shared use cycleway through Hotham Park. So new that not even the proper signs are in place!
Bognor Regis - New shared use cycle/pedestrian path under contstruction between Barnham and Walberton
This public right of way between Bognor Regis and Littlehampton would be a brilliant cycle route with a bit of compacting of the foreshore. If you wish to avoid the busy main road, as our group found, not all of the alternative route is cyc ... [more]
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