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Whitegate Way and Cuddington Loop — 9.0 km Running Route

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Whitegate Way and Cuddington Loop is a 9.0 km (5.6 miles) loop in Cuddington, England: flat, with 34 m of climb, on mostly trail ground.

34 mAscent
Paved35%Paved
0/5Hilly
Whitegate Way and Cuddington Loop running route
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Location: Cuddington, England

Lace up your trainers for a delightful 9km loop starting from Norley Road in Cuddington. This accessible route primarily follows the historic Whitegate Way, a former railway line, offering a smooth and flat surface that's 100% paved. You'll enjoy a gentle out-and-back section towards Marton Sands before looping back to Cuddington, making for an effortless and convenient run.

With minimal ascent and a hilliness rating of 0/5, this route is ideal for relaxed training runs, building mileage, or simply enjoying some fresh air in a tranquil setting. Its paved nature makes it suitable for all-weather convenience, perfect for a consistent workout without the need for off-road gear. Whether you're a beginner or looking for an easy recovery run, this Cuddington loop provides a pleasant and practical option.

Common questions

How long is this route?
It's a 9.0 km loop in Cuddington, England with around 34 metres of total ascent.
How long will it take me to run it?
Use the 'Your time estimate' panel at the top of this page — it predicts your finish time for this exact route from your age, sex and most recent benchmark, accounting for distance, ascent and surface.
Is it hilly?
No. It rates 0 out of 5 on our hill scale — essentially flat. About 4 metres of climb per kilometre, 34 metres in total.
What's the surface like?
It's mostly off-road (around 65% trail). Trail shoes are recommended.

Reviews (1)

AndrewDec 2024

Very muddy! But fun in dark, snow, wind, rain and hail!

Shoe suggestion: Mud/Fell

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