I found walking near the A63 particularly difficult, and if you are walking with people who may find loud noises or alot of vibrations difficult, I wouldn’t recommend it....

Nate Frost

As the land between the A63 and the river widens, the path slowly peels away from the road and towards the river, finally taking a sharp right onto hardcore walkway which then huggs the river all the way into Hull. On a nice day this was a pleasant part to walk, with people fishing from the high river wall....

Monika

Scary sections walking by the A63 - feels unsafe as at times there is only a wooden barrier between you and the cars wheezing past....

Lora

Much of the walk is along the river with views of the Humber bridge....

ANISA SALEH

Essentially a fast cycle route on main roads, taking less than 30 minutes unless held up with the level crossing just out of Cottingham Station!! If walking the route look out for the Polar Bears and Elephant ;-)...

Jmedland

Most direct route from Cottingham to Hull....

Jhmedland

At the end of the lane, opposite the pub, turn right onto Bricknell Avenue. Follow the track until you reach a small drain then turn left along the bank until you cross a main road. Keep moving east until you reach Chanterlands Avenue turn right and go under the railway bridge....

Jhmedland

On leaving Cottingham Station head southwards to Snuff Mill Lane....

Jmedland

The wall end is the western most part of the former William Wright Dock now filled in and derelict. Cross the old dock gates by the Bullnose which has a memorial to the fishermen who left the dock never to return. The path passes to the south of Albert Dock which is operational for ship repairs and general cargo. Several flights of steps down will lead you to Albert Dock Lock gates. If you want to visit the Pubs & Eateries on the east side of the Humber Dock cross the dock by the lock gates and head north....

Jhmedland

You are now on Bricknell Ave [ ///slowly.jelly.bind ] and wheel users have the opportunity to get here using road side footpaths if they follow Thwaite St at [ ///unique.dices.vibe ]. Wheel users have the opportunity to get here using road side footpaths if they follow Bricknell Ave, and Chanterlands Ave. Once again wheel users can continue on Chanterlands Ave and then follow Spring Bank West....

Stearsb

Achieves a traffic free route into a city centre (barring a few roads that allow safe crossing), so you should expect a few bits aren’t the most scenic or serene....

Aldusd

It’s a 10 mile plus route off main roads or on pavements in towns. Hard surface in places and more cinder track and subject to weather in a few areas. I’d only mark it down as it maybe lacks interesting scenery in places, but in a route this long that is alway likely....

Aldusd

This route is off road but the section along side the dual carriage way was unpleasant and overgrown with nettles. As you get into Hull it improves as you get away from the road. You go past several derelict dockside buildings....

Kathy B

The TPT is well used by cyclists but as the route is almost completely straight and fairly wide this was fine for walking. Good pub lunch at Railway Inn, New Ellerby....

Kathy B

Have only walked the section from Ellerby Gatehouse to Hornsea but this is a well used route through lovely East Yorkshire countryside and is especially well maintained at the Hornsea end. Good pubs at New Ellerby and Great Hatfield both serving food and an interesting late Georgian church just off the route at Goxhill....

Sandra

Just under half this route is urban - walking through Hull and it’s suburbs....

Flora

If you want to avoid these steps start and end your walk at St Andrew's Quay retail park. Once you have passed St Andrews Quay retail park the path continues until the entire Humber Bridge is in view and the path takes a right turn. Hull City Centre is well supplied with shops and retail, including a large Tesco Extra directly opposite the train station in the St John's Centre. You have to walk a little bit into Hessle town centre from the train station but there are newsagents and a number of small bars and restaurants there....

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