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10k Run Alloa: Scenic Journey by River Devon - Photo 1

9.6

km

10k Run Alloa: Scenic Journey by River Devon

  • 1:02:36

    Estimate

  • 0 m

    Ascent

  • 90%

    Paved

  • 0/5

    Hilly

  • CPs

Elevation

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2.4 km

4.8 km

7.2 km

9.6 km

101 m

1 m

Route Overview & Local Insights

This 9.6km out-and-back route from Smithfield Loan offers a remarkably flat and accessible escape into the Clackmannanshire countryside. Runners can enjoy a smooth, predominantly paved surface as they track the winding waters of the River Devon toward the historic Devon Bridge. With zero elevation gain, this course is an absolute magnet for local runners looking to dial in their 10k pace or enjoy a high-cadence recovery session. The path provides a tranquil corridor away from traffic, where the rhythmic sound of the river and the open views of the Ochil Hills in the distance make the kilometers fly by.

The area surrounding the River Devon is steeped in Scotland’s industrial and natural heritage. As you run from the outskirts of Alloa toward Devon Bridge, you are traversing a landscape once defined by the woollen mills and coal mines of the Wee County. Today, the "Black Devon" has returned to a more peaceful state, serving as a vital green lung for the community and a sanctuary for local birdlife like kingfishers and herons. Reaching the turnaround point at Devon Bridge, you'll feel the echoes of local history before heading back toward Smithfield Loan on this quintessential lowland Scottish trail.

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    • Wildlife

    • Historic

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