5.7
km
0:35:13
Estimate
0 m
Ascent
85%
Paved
0/5
Hilly
CPs
Elevation
0.0 km
1.4 km
2.9 km
4.3 km
5.7 km
101 m
1 m
This 5.7km loop offers a refreshingly flat and accessible escape through the heart of Nantwich, making it a favorite for local runners seeking a fast tempo or a scenic recovery jog. Starting just off Barony Road, the route is predominantly paved (85%) as it hugs the banks of the River Weaver, providing a tranquil soundtrack of flowing water. With zero elevation gain, you can settle into a consistent rhythm as you pass through Riverside Park before circling the peaceful Nantwich Lake. It’s an ideal course for those looking to avoid the Cheshire hills while enjoying a mix of well-maintained footpaths and lush green corridors.
Nantwich itself is steeped in Cheshire history, famous since Roman times for its "white gold"—the natural salt springs that shaped the town’s medieval prosperity. As you run alongside the Weaver, you are tracing the historic lifeline that once powered local industry. The route skirts the edge of the town’s unique black-and-white timber-framed architecture, which was largely rebuilt in the late 16th century following the Great Fire of Nantwich. After your loop, consider heading toward the town square; the local running community often gathers at the nearby cafes, and the town is perfectly positioned for a post-run stroll through its vibrant market heritage.
Calculate your target splits for this flat 5.7km riverside loop.
Perfect your speed on this distance with a structured 5k program.
Stay healthy while running on the firm, paved Nantwich paths.
Fuel right for this short, crisp effort through Riverside Park.
This course includes one or more areas where higher levels of caution are recommended and your time is temporarily paused. We suggest reviewing the map in close up, where these sections are shown with dashed lines.
This course includes 0.1 km sections of dashed lines. The total distance for the course including these sections is 5.7 km
Run
River
6K
England
Scenic
Nature
Wildlife
Historic
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