6.5
km
0:41:01
Estimate
10.1 m
Ascent
100%
Paved
0/5
Hilly
CPs
Elevation
0.0 km
1.7 km
3.3 km
5.0 km
6.7 km
101 m
1 m
Starting from the iconic Bayshill Inn, this 6.7km loop offers a refreshing and remarkably flat escape through the heart of Cheltenham. Runners will enjoy a 100% paved surface, making it an ideal choice for a fast-paced tempo session or a steady recovery run. The route transitions seamlessly from the historic Honeybourne Line—a former railway branch transformed into a lush green corridor—towards the peaceful loops of Windyridge, Swindon, and Tommy Taylor's Lanes. With only 10m of ascent, this is one of Cheltenham's most accessible paths for those looking to avoid the brutal Cotswold climbs while still enjoying plenty of greenery.
Beyond the pavement, this route carries a deep connection to Cheltenham’s heritage. The Honeybourne Line itself is a testament to the town's Victorian railway history, now repurposed as a sanctuary for local cyclists and runners. As you pass through the Winston Churchill Memorial Gardens, you are running through a space dedicated to the former Prime Minister, built on the site of a former cemetery which has since been transformed into a vibrant community park. It’s a perfect slice of Gloucestershire scenery that blends urban convenience with the quiet charm of the Wyman’s Brook suburbs, offering a unique perspective on the town’s layout away from the busy High Street.
Calculate your target splits for this flat 6.7km Cheltenham loop.
This route is a perfect extension for those following a 5k program.
Stay healthy while running on paved surfaces like the Honeybourne Line.
Fuel your 6.7km effort and post-run recovery at the Bayshill Inn.
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 0.2 km sections of dashed lines. The total distance for the course including these sections is 6.7 km
Run
7K
England
Scenic
Nature
Wildlife
Historic
Urban
Rural
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