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I have posted this as an alternative to the Sanbee1 and Sanbee2 routes because although it is slightly further there is much less roadside/tramside walking
I have posted this as an alternative to the Sanbee1 and Sanbee2 routes because although it is slightly further there is much less roadside/tramside walking
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Reviews - 3
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Grade 2: Mostly smooth and compacted surfaces, but there may be some loose gravel, muddy patches or cobbles. Access grade X: At least one stile, flight of steps or other obstacle that is highly likely to block access for wheelchair and scooter users. |
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Sandiacre
Grid Ref
SK4790236445
Lat / Lon
52.92331° / -1.28894°
Easting / Northing
447,902E / 336,445N
What3Words
epic.foam.drank
Beeston (Broxtowe)
Grid Ref
SK5286336747
Lat / Lon
52.92556° / -1.21511°
Easting / Northing
452,863E / 336,747N
What3Words
crops.single.case
Sandiacre | |
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Grid Ref | SK4790236445 |
Lat / Lon | 52.92331° / -1.28894° |
Easting / Northing | 447,902E / 336,445N |
What3Words | epic.foam.drank |
Beeston (Broxtowe) | |
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Grid Ref | SK5286336747 |
Lat / Lon | 52.92556° / -1.21511° |
Easting / Northing | 452,863E / 336,747N |
What3Words | crops.single.case |
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reviews
Hugh Hudson
22 Jun 2022A pleasant enough route with some nice scenery, particularly between Bramcote and Stapleford. My only real concern is the number of steps on the section between Stapleford and the Erewash Canal, where both the bridge over the river Erewash and the higher bridge over the railway have steps on both sides and are not suitable for wheelchairs or cycles.
Lynn Jackson
20 May 2022TURN ON PHOTO LAYER TO VIEW LOCATIONS.
I walked from Sandiacre to Beeston on a sunny morning in late Spring.
This is the best of the Sanbee routes. Crossing the road from the Co-Op meeting point and I was on the Canal path heading to Ilkeston and Stapleford. Although a short stretch, I walked past two nice bridges crossing the canal (I do love a nice bridge!).
At the second canal bridge, I crossed the railway bridge and followed the Ilkbee route into Stapleford. The route took me up the hill through the cemetery and across the Ridgeway, walking between wheat fields.
And so onto Common Lane; I met no cars at any point until I had to nip across Chilwell Lane and onto the path past the golf course and into Beeston. I finally walked into residential streets for the last 1/2 mile to get to Beeston Market Square and the tram stop.
There has been no serious rain for some weeks and all paths were dry.
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StephenWalker
27 Feb 2022I completed this route walking from Beeston to Sandiacre in February. There had been wet weather in the week before my journey. The section from the 'Brian Clough Way' to Stapleford was the only very muddy section. There are steps by the Brian Clough way crossing, and steeply onto the railway bridge west of Stapleford. I found it to be a lovely walk with the urban sections on quiet roads with pavements.
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