7.6
km
0:50:33
Estimate
32.1 m
Ascent
40%
Paved
0/5
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 the Keith Hall Parkland offers a refreshing, mostly flat escape for runners in Inverurie. Combining roughly 40% paved segments with well-maintained paths, the route is ideal for those looking to maintain a steady tempo without the interruption of steep climbs. Starting near Old Port Road, you’ll follow an anti-clockwise circuit that flows through the serene Aberdeenshire countryside, passing the wooded fringes of Uryside and the rolling fields near Hill of Selbie. With an ascent of just 32m, it’s a fast, accessible course that serves as an excellent mid-distance training run for both locals and visitors seeking a picturesque trail-to-road mix.
Steeped in North East Scottish heritage, the route circles the historic Keith Hall estate, the ancestral seat of the Earls of Kintore. As you run, you’ll capture glimpses of the impressive 17th-century mansion and its sprawling designed landscape, which was once frequented by the Scottish nobility. The area perfectly transitions from the bustling market town energy of Inverurie to the quiet, pastoral charm of the Ury valley. Keep an eye out for local wildlife near the River Ury—it’s not uncommon to spot herons or roe deer in the early morning mist, making this loop a favorite for runners who appreciate a deep connection to the local landscape and its history.
Calculate your splits for this 7.6km parkland circuit.
Use this loop as a long-run variation for your 5k training.
Ensure a safe run on mixed Inverurie terrain with these tips.
Fuel your 7.6km effort with effective pre-run nutrition advice.
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