The "Great Stour Way" is a very popular path between Canterbury and Chartham running alongside the river. The path is part of the National Cycle Network (Route 18) and is a gateway to the Stour Valley and to Kent Downs ...
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Circular route through the Jurassic Way and Gretton woods. It's a nice trail to walk and/or run, but you need to take care of your ankles as it's sometimes muddy and some bits are quite gnarly.
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Hyde, Holland, Green and St. James' Parks Breathing exhaust fumes, zigzagging avoiding tourists, bicycles and people feeding pigeons.
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The coast path has to go in-land here in order to cross the Afon Dyfi at the historic market town of Machynlleth. The Dyfi has always been the natural border between north and south Wales and Machynlleth has the vibrancy...
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This route can be run or walked. As a walk it is 4 hours plus. One section approaching the village of Bow Street that requires care on the busy road. There are some great views towards Plynlimon, then Borth bog, the Dyfi...
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The first half, on the north bank, is not great as it's by the highway. Avoid if you're sensitive to pollution!
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A quick run staring from Millfields Park and around Leyton Marshes. Nice open landscapes and beautiful spots to discover.
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Suitable for running or hiking. Approx 7 mile cross country route on Salisbury Plain above the village of Great Cheverell. The route offers some great views across the plain and over the lower lying villages. There are...
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The hills to the east of Aberystwyth were known as the Welsh Potosi due to their valuable reserves of Silver, Lead and Zinc. A way-marked trail from Borth through Pontarfynach to Pontrhydfendegaid visits many communities...
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A good mix, trail, beach, woodland, heathland and road! A very steep descent down from Grabbist Hill! There is a sign at the top saying this and it’s true!! There are alternative routes though!
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Amazing city with many parks to run and enjoy...this is a small sample. Nice to see the Roath park wits its wild garden and incredible lake and the Heath park.
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Runing mostly in small road Exploring options, trying to see loch ness from avobe. Not very sucessful.
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Start on Old Station Way, Holt (NR25 6DH). Onto Hepstead Road, through Holt Country Park then onto the Hempstead Circular Walk which is well-signed. On returning to Holt go through the estate to Valley Road, past the Pri...
View trailThis run along the Thames takes in some of the most popular sights London has to offer, including the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, the London Eye, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. It is completely flat and mainly ...
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Mostly country roads, some very muddy fields and a couple of dead ends, as well as other routes to explore next time!
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Nice loop around Canterbury. Passing Westgate Gardens, river walk, Bigbury Camp, Hambrook Marshes and the university.
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Lochend Chalets( Lake of Menteith) to Cardross Estate/ Dykehead https://www.relive.cc/view/vXvL2k4NR76
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Completely flat run. Air is breathable as it does not cross major roads. It is pleasant but some stretches are a bit dirty, and some river barges seem to be points of trash accumulation. Surface is hard so road shoes.
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Start on Old Station Way, Holt (NR25 6DH). Left onto Hempstead Rd, under the underpass then right into Pearsons Way. Right onto Grove Lane passing the playing fileds of Gresham's School then Right onto Old Cromer Road wh...
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Garngunnock Windmill Loop For first section until on hill follow OS map path rather than the route i took. Otherwise a great running route with excellent views.
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Running route from Siddington to Cricklade following the Thames and Severn Canal Siddington - Cotswold Water Park - South Cerney - Cerney Wick - Cricklade and return
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Great river side run, starting from Saint Paul's cathedral, passing by the Millenium Bridge, the Tate gallery, Shakespeare Globe, Southwark Cathedral, the Tower Bridge and then back on the other bank.
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This is a circuit that I did the last Saturday. I just have found the circuit perfect for me in Hastings; it has 18km (aprox) and begin in the 0 meters and go to the higher point in Hastings, 170 meters (aprox). It's cir...
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Starting at Croxteth Gate, Sefton Park, run anticlockwise around the park. The run takes you past Lark Lane with a slow decline all the way to the lake. From here it gets tuff for well over a mile as you ascend Queens Dr...
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A run around Sefton Park anticlockwise and then on into Princess Park right through to the avenue heading towards the town centre. Turn left when you reach Parliament Street and relax as the sharp decline in height give ...
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