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Torrs Park and Capstone Point — 6.1 km Running Route

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Torrs Park and Capstone Point is a 6.1 km (3.8 miles) loop in North Devon, England: hilly, with 173 m of climb, on mixed ground.

173 mAscent
Paved45%Paved
4/5Hilly
Torrs Park and Capstone Point running route
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Location: North Devon, England

Explore North Devon's stunning coastline with this picturesque 6.1km run. Primarily paved, this route offers a fantastic blend of sea views and town-edge exploration. Starting with a loop around Capstone Hill, you'll join Capstone Parade and Granville Road before circling Torrs Park. The highlight is the return leg along the coastal path, providing invigorating sea air and beautiful vistas.

With 173m of ascent, this moderately hilly route (4/5) is ideal for those looking to add some elevation training to their routine or for runners who enjoy a challenge with reward. Its paved nature makes it suitable for convenient, regular training runs while still offering inspiring scenery. Discover a new perspective on North Devon's charming coastal landscape.

Common questions

How long is this route?
It's a 6.1 km loop in North Devon, England with around 173 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?
Yes. It rates 4 out of 5 on our hill scale — a hilly route with sustained climbing. About 29 metres of climb per kilometre, 173 metres in total.
What's the surface like?
It's roughly half paved (45%) and half trail. Light trail shoes are the safest pick, especially after rain.

Reviews (3)

ClareAug 2023

Great hills! Took a couple of missed turns (wait for the GPS)

AmyMay 2023

Amazing loop on the coastal path! Start and finish might be busy on sunny days

LukaszMay 2023

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