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Tilberthwaite and Coniston Coppermines — 13.8 km Running Route

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Tilberthwaite and Coniston Coppermines is a 13.8 km (8.6 miles) loop in Coniston, England: hilly, with 490 m of climb, on mostly trail ground.

Lake District National Park
490 mAscent
Paved15%Paved
4/5Hilly

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Tilberthwaite and Coniston Coppermines running route
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Location: Coniston, England

Embark on a challenging high-altitude adventure around Tilberthwaite and Coniston Coppermines. This demanding 13.8km route near Coniston features a significant 490m ascent, rewarding your efforts with stunning panoramic views across the Lake District fells. You'll navigate a mix of paths and tracks, with only minimal stretches of tarmac, making it ideal for those seeking a true trail running experience amidst wild landscapes.

Reaching a maximum elevation of 420m, this exposed route is perfect for experienced runners looking to push their limits, build endurance, or prepare for mountainous races. Be prepared for varied terrain and changeable weather, and relish the sense of accomplishment as you conquer the inclines and soak in the dramatic scenery of this historic mining area.

Common questions

How long is this route?
It's a 13.8 km loop in Coniston, England with around 490 metres of total ascent.
How long will it take me to run it?
Use the 'Your time estimate' panel at the top of this page — it predicts your finish time for this exact route from your age, sex and most recent benchmark, accounting for distance, ascent and surface.
Is it hilly?
Yes. It rates 4 out of 5 on our hill scale — a hilly route with sustained climbing. About 35 metres of climb per kilometre, 490 metres in total.
What's the surface like?
It's mostly off-road (around 85% trail). Trail shoes are recommended.

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MarieFeb 2025
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