Signing along Three Rivers Cycleway
Examples of Official signs used to mark the route.
Not to scale ( right hand only shown)
Blue signs generally in use in Country Durham and Tyne & Wear
with the exception of:-
Hadrian's
Cycleway is shared with the Hadrian's Wall National Walking Trail between
Newburn and Segedunum, Wallsend.
The Cycleway & Walking Trail follow separate routes between:-
a/. Newburn Bridge and Scotswood
b/. St. Peters and Walker
The entire section in Newcastle presently signed as
Hadrian's
Way using signs with a BROWN
background
Hadrian's
Cycleway
Follow signs which have both a bike symbol AND a route number 72
Note: the bottom sign shown right indicates
where the walking trail and cycleway diverge from each other.
ie. Bikes to the Right / Acorns to the Left
Ignore any signs which only have a bike logo
Sustrans "stick on" signs are extensivly used until new signs are installed - see examples below.
The section of NCN 1 between Sunderland and South Shields is also called the
"Two Rivers Cycleway"
SUSTRANS Signs applied by Rangers to
Waymark the route or to temporarily replace missing signs
Usually fixed
to original sign post or other suitable post about head height. 
