My wife and I went for a ride on the route of the Keswick Railway Path: http://www.visitcumbria.com/kes/keswick-railway-footpath/.
We started at Keswick, rode the 3 miles or so to the end, where it meets the A66 and turned around. We didn't cross the A66 though (its very busy) and there is a little bit more on the other side at the old Threlkeld station
It was a very scenic and beautiful ride - very peaceful with very few other people on it. We rode to the end and then I got the camera out and took some photos on the way back whilst riding.
It was a very scenic and beautiful ride - very peaceful with very few other people on it. We rode to the end and then I got the camera out and took some photos on the way back whilst riding.
At the A66 End of the route - looking east |
The last east bound bridge before the A66 |
Another view of the last east bound bridge before the A66 |
Heading west from the A66 end |
The cutting about 1 mile west of the A66 |
A bit of the route |
A railwayman's hut |
The bridge and tunnel about 1/3rd of the way from the A66 end |
The Tunnel - just short under a lump of rock |
Riding over a bridge |
A view of the river close to the rail route |
A South Bound view from a bridge of the river |
The North Bound view from the same bridge above of the river |
Another small bridge |
The wooden walkway around the blocked in tunnel section (under the A66) |
The impressive A66 Bridge |
Another view of the river, close to Kewswick |
The former Keswick Railway Station |
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