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Hunstanton Promenade 10 — 10.1 km Running Out-and-back

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Hunstanton Promenade 10 is a 10.1 km (6.3 miles) out-and-back in King's Lynn and West Norfolk, England: flat, with 10 m of climb, on mostly paved ground.

10 mAscent

80%Paved

0/5Hilly

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Location: King's Lynn and West Norfolk, England

Lace up for a refreshing run along the scenic Hunstanton Promenade, an out-and-back route stretching from Old Hunstanton to Jubilee Bridge in Heacham. This flat, entirely paved 10.1 km path offers glorious views of the North Norfolk coast and its iconic striped cliffs. Enjoy the invigorating sea air and the rhythmic sound of the waves as you cover the distance.

Perfect for a steady training run, a leisurely jog, or simply soaking in the coastal beauty, this route is accessible to all levels. Its flat profile and paved surface make it ideal for convenient, comfortable runs, perhaps pushing a buggy, or for those new to running seeking a gentle introduction. Expect sea vistas and the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional coastal resort.

Common questions

How long is this route?

It's a 10.1 km out-and-back in King's Lynn and West Norfolk, England with around 10 metres of total ascent.

How long will it take me to run it?

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Is it hilly?

No. It rates 0 out of 5 on our hill scale — essentially flat. About 1 metres of climb per kilometre, 10 metres in total.

What's the surface like?

It's 80% paved with some unsurfaced sections — road shoes are fine for most runners.

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