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Cumberland
58 running routes in Cumberland
The running in Cumberland is mostly off-road, so trail shoes are the safer bet, covering anything from 5km to 102.5km. These are properly hilly, so treat the climbs with respect. Most are loops, so you finish back where you started.
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Runs in Cumberland
Skamper Derwentwater Trail Round
Keswick, England
You are entered into this Challenge Event.
Skiddaw from Keswick
Allerdale, England
At 931m Skiddaw is one of the highest mountains in England.
St Bees Lighthouse from Woodhouse
Copeland, England
From Taylors Way this route heads along the coastal path to St.
The coast and Alavana Roman Fort
Allerdale, England
Following the coastal path to the golf club before returning inland and passing the site of Alauna Roman Fort.
The Ridgewood and Lanercost Bridge
Carlisle, England
Starting from The Swartle and initially following The Ridge and then Quarry Beck to Lanercost Bridge, before returning via the Swartle and…
Walla Crag
Allerdale, England
Starting from the end of Springs Road, heading over Walla Crag and continuing to Ashness Bridge, before returning via a lower path through…
Whinlatter Forest and Lord's Seat
Allerdale, England
A loop of Whinlatter from the visitor centre, including Barf and Lord's Seat.
Whitehaven North along the coast
Copeland, England
Starting from Bransty Road and following the England Coastal Path out to Lowca, before turning and returning with two slight diversions…
Whitehaven Station to St Bees Station
Whitehaven, England
Starting and finishing at train stations.
Workington South from Moorclose
Allerdale, England
From Moorclose Road to the Distington Bypass and back, following the cycle path.
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