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Huntingdonshire
11 running routes in Huntingdonshire
The running in Huntingdonshire is mostly off-road, so trail shoes are the safer bet, covering anything from 5.5km to 14.5km. It stays flat enough for steady, even-paced running. Most are loops, so you finish back where you started.
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Runs in Huntingdonshire
Aversley Wood
Sawtry, England
Starting from the car park on Saint Judith's Lane in Sawtry and following the edge of Aversley Wood, turning right at the end, then…
Brampton Wood 10
Huntingdonshire, England
Mixture of paved paths, forest tracks and smaller paths from Brampton to Brampton Wood.
Brampton Wood 6
Huntingdonshire, England
Starting from Brampton Nature Reserve car park and following the outskirts of Brampton Wood before doing a loop around the south west…
Drayton Lagoon
Huntingdonshire, England
Starting at St Ives park and ride and following the busway before doing a circuit of several lakes before returning to St Ives via the…
Godmanchester Common
Huntingdonshire, England
Starting from Godmanchester and heading via Monks Pit to loop around the ponds and waterways of Godmanchester Common, returning via…
Godmanchester Nature Reserve
Huntingdonshire, England
A lollipop shaped route around the ponds and waterways of Godmanchester Nature Reserve from Godmanchester, moving along the Ouse Valley Way.
Grafham Water Anticlockwise
Huntingdonshire, England
An anticlockwise loop on good, hard-surfaced paths around Grafham Water.
Grafham Water Clockwise
Huntingdonshire, England
A clockwise loop on good, hard-surfaced paths around Grafham Water.
Needingworth - Holywell
Holywell-Cum-Needingworth, England
The grassy path from the marina to Holywell can be heavy going in wet conditions.
Port Holme
Huntingdon, England
A route around the edge and through the middle of Port Holme flood meadow from Castle Hill.
St Ives Meadows
Huntingdonshire, England
Starting from St Ives Bridge and following the meadows to the south of the river, before crossing the river at Houghton Mill and following…