Cycling southward on the North Sea Cycle Route I found it confussing how to arrive at Tay Road Bridge in Dundee. Cause cyclists are asked to follow a wild course leading them back and forward through and aroundbound bigcity traffic. Finally 1 gets simply lost in a huge number of bridges over the head and a puzzling number of crisscrossing streets and and shining traffic lights right in front of the nose.
It may not be shown on the map, but: There is a park located on the banks of the river, thats obiverously the place where NSCR traffic planners want to guide you to. What you can expect, when you are through the labyrinth: Right at the foot of the bridge an elevator will lift your cycle and yourself up onto the rivercrossway.
Cycleway and footpath is inbetween the motorways. Finally upstairs it is a pretty long way to cross the river. To give you an idea, please find pic on top of this text.
Pic shows Tay Bridge, build for trains, famous for being destroyd by three witches several centuries ago. Tay Road Bridge is two kilometers or so upstream and looks more stable, I tend to say.
Uh, may be I should add: Picture is taken in Kingdom of Fife. So tennis court is located on the southside of the river. Dear readers are looking north, name of the city its Dundeee, of course. Further north u see Sidlaws Hills.
