5.7km

Calder and Hebble Navigation — 5.7 km Running Route

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Calder and Hebble Navigation is a 5.7 km (3.5 miles) loop in Wakefield, England: flat, with 21 m of climb, on trail ground.

21 mAscent

0%Paved

0/5Hilly

Calder and Hebble Navigation running route

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Location: Wakefield, England

Discover the scenic Calder and Hebble Navigation, a delightful 5.7km loop in Wakefield. This flat, off-road route begins and ends near the A642, taking you along the tranquil canal path. Enjoy the peaceful waterside views, spotting narrowboats and various wildlife as you trace an anticlockwise circle, passing through the charming sections of Calder and Hebble Navigation and Kirklees Way.

Ideal for those seeking a gentle and picturesque escape, this run is perfect for a relaxing jog, an easy training run, or a leisurely stroll amidst nature. With minimal ascent and entirely unpaved surfaces, it's a great option for trail beginners or anyone looking to enjoy Wakefield's waterways away from the hustle and bustle.

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How long is this route?

It's a 5.7 km loop in Wakefield, England with around 21 metres of total ascent.

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Is it hilly?

No. It rates 0 out of 5 on our hill scale — essentially flat. About 4 metres of climb per kilometre, 21 metres in total.

What's the surface like?

It's an off-road route — trail shoes are recommended and underfoot can be soft or rocky in places.

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