7.9km

Irwell Sculpture Trail South — 7.9 km Running Out-and-back

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Irwell Sculpture Trail South is a 7.9 km (4.9 miles) out-and-back in Bury, England: flat, with 57 m of climb, on mostly paved ground.

57 mAscent

75%Paved

1/5Hilly

Irwell Sculpture Trail South running route

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Location: Bury, England

Discover the unique blend of art and nature on this 7.9km (4.9 miles) out-and-back route along the Irwell Sculpture Trail in Bury, Greater Manchester. Predominantly paved, this flat and accessible path follows the riverside, offering a tranquil yet engaging experience as you encounter various artworks seamlessly integrated into the landscape.

Ideal for easy runs, leisurely jogs, or refreshing walks, this route suits those seeking convenient training runs with artistic inspiration. Enjoy the gentle ambiance of the River Irwell, the intriguing sculptures, and a welcome escape from urban bustle, perfect for an invigorating outing.

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How long is this route?

It's a 7.9 km out-and-back in Bury, England with around 57 metres of total ascent.

How long will it take me to run it?

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Is it hilly?

Barely. It rates 1 out of 5 on our hill scale — gently undulating. About 7 metres of climb per kilometre, 57 metres in total.

What's the surface like?

It's 75% paved with some unsurfaced sections — road shoes are fine for most runners.

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