Bikepacking The Wolf Way East Coastal 

Thank you, I didn't want to leave it too long before filling in those gaps and really enjoyed it..... as you well know the sand is a very small part of the route (I wouldnt need to put on my sand face if I didnt use my top heavy bike) ;-) plus I like a good grumble now and again, this is when you know I'm at my happiest. The tranquilty and changing scenery is what makes this route special... the more technical surfaces are short lived but the memories last forever (I stood under the tree at Dunwich Friary for over an hour to get my drone up, stopped countless times to watch animals, clouds, flowers..... time was irrelevent and thats how this route should be tackled). I'm looking forward to seeing what route(s) you guys come up with next! All the best Ian.

Thanks Chris it was a good day out on the bike

Hi kevin, if you're referring to the sign at 6:56 then this is part of the recognised route from www.cyclinguk.org/route/wolf-way (Google Co-Ordinates appx 52.134698, 1.508635). On the Open street maps it highlights this part as a local cycleway on the wolf way - www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/52.1416/1.4971&layers=C On the Rendlesham / Tunstall forestry commission plan (2021 - 2031) it has this part of the route listed as a "public right of way" listed as the "viking trail shortcut"; The viking trail is a recognised cycling route consult.forestryengland.uk/forest-districts/rendlesham-and-tunstall-forest-plan-2021-2031/supporting_documents/Rendlesham%20%20Tunstall%20Plan%2020212031.pdf. Also Strava sees this as a cycleable route (it wouldnt allow it to be plotted if you could not)I hope that this satisfies your concerns everything about this part of the route is above board. If not, then it may be worthwhile raising your concerns through channels to correct the above references and route, which might be worth touching base with the creators of the route at cyclingorg as listed above.

@@ISF77 they need to change the sign then, thanks for letting me know.