Lansdown Loop

Event Information:

Begin this route at the Royal Victoria Park where there is parking on the road. You will then head out along Newbridge Hill Road and make your way into the Cotswold. The first quarter of the walk is on the pavement as you make your way to Kelston but after this point, you will be on paths through the Cotswold climbing hills (some are steep) and wandering through woods. This walk is convenient for those already in Bath as the starting point is not far from the city centre and close to the Oldfield Park train station.

Approximate Distance: 22km

Approximate Elevation: 640m

Expected Terrain: Muddy and rocky trails

Entry Requirements: This is an advanced run for experienced and fit trail runners.

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Essential Kit:

• Trail running shoes
• Head torch and spare batteries
• Appropriate clothing for the weather
• Waterproof jacket if necesarry
• Minimum 500ml of water
• Some form of sodium in food or drink
• Minimum 200kcal of food
• Spare, warm change of clothes in the car
• Spare food and drink in the car
• A fully charged phone

Other Information

• You must register on this page to attend
• If your plans change, please revisit this page to cancel your attendance so another member can take your place
• Do not attend this run if you are not medically well or injured in any way
• You must always listen to instructions and guidance provided by BTR run leadersBegin this route at the Royal Victoria Park where there is parking on the road. You will then head out along Newbridge Hill Road and make your way into the Cotswold. The first quarter of the walk is on the pavement as you make your way to Kelston but after this point, you will be on paths through the Cotswold climbing hills (some are steep) and wandering through woods. This walk is convenient for those already in Bath as the starting point is not far from the city centre and close to the Oldfield Park train station.