7.6
km
1:58:15
Estimate
118.8 m
Ascent
30%
Paved
3/5
Hilly
CPs
Elevation
0.0 km
1.9 km
3.8 km
5.7 km
7.6 km
101 m
1 m
This 7.6km loop through Harewood Park offers a fantastic blend of groomed trails and paved sections, perfect for runners looking to escape the asphalt without hitting technical singletrack. With approximately 119m of ascent, the course features three notable climbs that provide a satisfying "hilly" challenge, particularly around Wall Side Plantation. You’ll navigate a well-connected network of paths, merging portions of the Ebor Way and the Leeds Country Way, which reward your efforts with sweeping views of the Yorkshire countryside and the sprawling estate grounds. The terrain is roughly 30% paved, making it a versatile choice for road shoes on a dry day, though trail shoes are recommended after rain.
Harewood is steeped in Georgian history, centered around the magnificent Harewood House, one of the Treasure Houses of England. As you run alongside the Wall Side Plantation, you are tracing the boundaries of an estate designed by legendary landscape architect Lancelot "Capability" Brown. Keep an eye out for the local wildlife; the park is famous for its thriving population of Red Kites, which are frequently seen soaring above the Leeds Country Way. Running here feels like a journey through time, as the route balances the manicured elegance of the historic estate with the rugged, natural beauty of the Wharfe Valley.
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