9.3
km
1:13:38
Estimate
139.7 m
Ascent
5%
Paved
3/5
Hilly
CPs
Elevation
0.0 km
2.3 km
4.6 km
6.9 km
9.3 km
101 m
1 m
Starting from the historic St Mary’s Church in Everdon, this 9.3km loop offers a quintessential English countryside running experience through the heart of Northamptonshire. The route features a moderate 140m ascent, characterized by "hilly" undulations that will test your cardiovascular fitness without being overly punishing. You’ll navigate a scenic mix of terrain, with about 5km of paved sections providing a firm footing before you head into the lush farm fields. Runners can expect breathtaking views as they crest the climbs between Preston Capes and Fawsley, making it a perfect mid-distance challenge for those looking to swap the pavement for rolling rural trails.
The area surrounding Daventry is steeped in historical significance, and this loop takes you directly through the grand Fawsley estate. Historically, Fawsley Hall was a seat of the Knightley family for centuries and has hosted royalty, including Elizabeth I. As you run past the ancient parkland and the secluded lakes designed by the legendary landscape architect Capability Brown, you’re tracing paths that have remained largely unchanged for hundreds of years. The quiet village of Everdon itself is famous for its bluebell woods and its charming "Plough" pub, providing a welcoming atmosphere for an après-run coffee or a well-earned local ale.
Determine your split times for this 9.3km undulating loop.
Perfect your fitness for this distance with our structured guides.
Stay strong on the Daventry hills with focused mobility tips.
Fuel your 9.3km trek through farm fields and Fawsley parkland.
Historical
10K
Countryside
England
Scenic
Wildlife
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