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Central Bedfordshire
13 running routes in Central Bedfordshire
Runners in Central Bedfordshire get anything from 5km to 12.5km, and it's a mix of pavement and trail. Expect gently rolling ground rather than anything sustained. There's a mix of loops and out-and-backs to choose from.
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Runs in Central Bedfordshire

Around Tiddenfoot
Linslade, England
A flat course that loops around Tidenfoot Waterside Park before running along the canal towpath to the finish.

Aside The Busway
Dunstable, England
From Capron Way to Skimpot Wood and back alongside the Busway.

Big Bear Amptill Park
Ampthill, England
Starting just outside the cafe you head anti-clockwise up through woodland.

Bigglewade 5
Biggleswade, England
A flat course mainly on paths to the south side of Biggleswade, following the river out and a path adjacent to the railway back.

Bunker's Hill
Biggleswade, England
Starting from the edge of Carter Meadow and heading north to loop around the east side of the RSPB The Lodge Nature Reserve, before…

Dunstable Downs
Dunstable, England
A loop of Dunstable Downs chalk escarpment, outward along the top, return along the bottom.

Grove House Gardens and Houghton Hall Park
Dunstable, England
Starting along Dog Kennel Walk, and looping around Houghton Hall Park before returning.

Luton-Harpenden Greenway
Hyde, England
From Luton Airport Parkway to Westfield Road and back along the Lea Valley Walk path.

Northill, Ickwell Green, Old Warden Loop
Northill, Ickwell, Old Warden, England
The Northill, Ickwell Green, and Old Warden loop features a scenic mix of woodland, farm fields, and villages.

Old Linslade Road Bridge
Linslade, England
From the canal towpath just off Leighton Road to Old Linslade Road Bridge and back along the Grand Union Canal.

Ridgmont Round
Ridgmont, England
A loop around woodland from Ridgmont.

Sudbury 3 Locks
Linslade, England
From the canal towpath just off Leighton Road to Three Locks and back along the Grand Union Canal.

The Lodge
Beeston, England
Starting from Stratford Road and then making a figure of eight loop around RSPB The Lodge.
