Tavistock from the viaduct. Note that this viaduct is tough to find, check the route instruction on Ride with GPS

Gem Bridge. Over 2 million of cycling infrastructure. Replaced the viaduct removed in the 1960's

Along Drake's Trail

Things to see in Horrabridge

You're now on Drake's Trail. Born in Tavistock, defeater of the Spanish Armada and partial to a game of bowls apparantly

View from Whitchurch Down to the left after a surprisingly steep climb

Dartmoor from the path just south of Yelverton

Drake's leat. A stunning piece of 17th century engineering carrying water from Dartmoor to Plymouth, over 16 miles

Along the cyclepath south of Yelverton

Tramway stones still in place on the cyclepath on Roborough Down

Heading out of Clearbrook, the short piece of road between Drake's Trail and the Plym Valley trail

Viaduct view. Spot the orriginal supports for the first bridge where wood was used to hold the rail bed

Into Plym Bridge Woods. It's a gradual downhill all the way

Plym beach near Saltash

The signage is very good in Plymouth as it twists and turns towards the finish

This lovely mural is on the bike only walled section close to the centre of Plymouth

Nearly there. Plymouth Sound obscured by a refinery

Quite some monument to the start of the South West Coastal path at Plymouth

Approaching the Barbican and Mayflower steps. You'll pass the aquarium on the right, a good place to walk

Mayflower Steps where the English started their settlement of America

Lovely cycling infrastructure allows a seaside ride through Plymouth

Plymouth Hoe

Close to the end as a Millenium marker is overshaddowed by Smeatons Tower that used to be a lighthouse out to sea, but moved to the Hoe. You can climb it