THE INCLEBOROUGH HILL LOOP
Designed for Β· runners and walkers
Distance Β· about 5.5 km
Elevation Β· 87 m
THE PERSONALITY β
Gentle ββββββββββββ Tough Nature ββββββββββββ Concrete
Hidden ββββββββββββ Busy Sheltered ββββββββββββ Windsweptβ β Views Β· β
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UNDERFOOT γ
Tarmac. Muddy paths. Grass. Overgrown trails.
THE PLAYLIST β«
Occasional trainsπ Β· Dog walkers chatting Β· Silence Β· Golfers on the green
THE CHANCE OF running all the way up the big hill - 12%
THE UNWRITTEN RULE
Whether you are a runner or a walker, pausing at the top of the hill is a given. On a clear day this view is one of the best - it more than makes up for the aching legs.
πββοΈ THE RUN πββοΈ
Its a quick start on hard paths and tarmac. Then uneven ground changes the pace as you squeeze between hedgerows and duck low hanging tree branchesπ³. One big hill at half way. Then coast home.
πΆββοΈ THE SLOWER OPTIONπΆββοΈ
Avg. Time to walk Β· 1hr 10mins
This route never really settles into one landscapeπΈ. The changing views will keep you on your toes.
East Runton is a charming village with a couple of pubs, a duck pondπ¦ and a small childrens play areaπ. Thereβs also access to the beach from the villageπ¦.
The star of the show is Incleborough Hill. Despite the amazing views from the top, you may have this hill all to yourself.
THE PRACTICALS
π¦ The Doggy verdict: Some road sections and livestock in the fields.
β βThe Shoe Situation: A good all-rounder pair
β β The Loos: Non on route.
β€ The Start: The top of Sandy lane
β The Finish: The top of Sandy lane