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Photo Number #14422
Cycling is permitted on all these narrow walkways in old Annecy.
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Surprisingly perhaps, this is not one of central Annecy's traffic-free streets, but one of the few access routes for cars.
64 metres
Surprisingly perhaps, this is not one of central Annecy's traffic-free streets, but one of the few access routes for cars.
70 metres
Staff cycle parking, Annecy castle - just like a Cambridge college, but much smaller.
226 metres
Cyclists on Annecy's canal-side paths simply use regular zebras to cross main roads.
262 metres
Cycle crossing to the Beaulieu shopping centre (and tourist office), Annecy.
267 metres
Annecy cycle information point - maps of routes around Savoie, around Annecy and through Annecy. So why would motorcyclists think this a suitable place to park their machines?
336 metres
Covered cycle parking at the bus interchange opposite Annecy station - there's quite a few of these small stands in the area but no one big cycle park.
363 metres
'Cyclists dismount' to cross the Pont des Amours, Annecy - unavoidable on a sunny Sunday afternoon in July.
482 metres
Pédal'eau rental - an alternative form of pedal-powered transport in Annecy.
536 metres
The start of the Promenade Cyclable, Annecy - pedestrians are supposed to keep to the red gravel, but understandably many prefer the asphalt, especially with buggies etc.
538 metres
Advance Stop Lines, allowing cycles to cross to the lakeside cycle track, Annecy.
719 metres
I think those are bike stands. Beyond is the Promenade Cyclable, which runs along the west side of the Lac d"Annecy (14.6km) and beyond to Albertville on a disused railway line - see http://cbandiera.free.fr/cartepc.php
790 metres
The Promenade Cyclable on the west side of the Lac d'Annecy - pedestrians are meant to use a separate path to the right, but that's temporarily out of use.
798 metres
Cyclist using the pedestrian zebra crossing to avoid electrical sub-station which totally blocks the cycle crossing.
901 metres
An electrical sub-station planted right across a cycle crossing - not the Mairie d'Annecy's finest achievement.
921 metres
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