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Colne Estuary — 9.0 km Running Route

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Colne Estuary is a 9.0 km (5.6 miles) loop in Tendring, England: flat, with 24 m of climb, on trail ground.

24 mAscent
Paved0%Paved
0/5Hilly
Colne Estuary running route
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Explore the Colne Estuary

Location: Tendring, England

Embark on a refreshing 9km run along the picturesque Colne Estuary in Tendring, England. This serene loop, starting at Brightlingsea Beach, offers an idyllic escape with its entirely unpaved paths. You'll trace the river's edge, soaking in beautiful estuary views as you head towards Alresford Swing Bridge South, before looping back through charming Ford Lane and past tranquil lakes.

With a minimal 24m ascent and a flat profile, this route is perfect for an enjoyable, uninterrupted run or a gentle scenic exploration. It's an excellent choice for those seeking a peaceful long-distance training run, or simply a rejuvenating jog amidst nature's beauty in the heart of the Essex countryside.

Common questions

How long is this route?
It's a 9.0 km loop in Tendring, England with around 24 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 3 metres of climb per kilometre, 24 metres in total.
What's the surface like?
It's an off-road route — trail shoes are recommended and underfoot can be soft or rocky in places.

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