Half Marathon

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Activity: Walking
Distance: 21.97 km
Calculated time: 6h 35
Difficulty: Not specified
Return to departure point: Yes
Vertical gain: + 113 m
Vertical drop: - 110 m
Highest point: 141 m
Lowest point: 79 m

District: Coventry
Start/End: N 52.40969° / W 1.56365°
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Description

Start the plot by indicating the starting point. If you know the exact car parking situation, please explain how to park.
If we can access the starting point with public transports, please explain the lines to use and share any useful informations.

(S) From here, describe the instructions to follow from the starting point.

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The plot has to end by the location where the walk finishes. If it is a loop please write (S/E) at the end of the description. If it is a one way route write (E).

Waypoints

S/E : km 0 - alt. 100 m - Start near 22 Nod Rise, Coventry CV5 7HU, UK
2 : km 0 - alt. 100 m - Walk south on Nod Rise towards Mount Nod Way
3 : km 0.23 - alt. 116 m - Turn right onto Broad Ln
4 : km 1.66 - alt. 124 m - Walk west on Broad Ln towards Alandale Ave
5 : km 3.88 - alt. 129 m - Continue onto Coventry Rd
6 : km 4.66 - alt. 141 m - Walk south-west on Coventry Rd towards Benton Green Ln
7 : km 5.63 - alt. 109 m - Turn left onto Spencer's Ln
8 : km 7.48 - alt. 120 m - Turn right onto Truggist Lane
9 : km 8.17 - alt. 123 m - Turn left
10 : km 8.53 - alt. 110 m - Turn left onto Kenilworth Greenway
11 : km 8.54 - alt. 111 m - Walk south-east on Kenilworth Green Way Project towards Cromwell Ln
12 : km 10.13 - alt. 128 m - Walk south-east on Kenilworth Green Way Project towards Cromwell Ln
13 : km 11.75 - alt. 110 m - Walk south-east on Kenilworth Green Way Project
14 : km 13.18 - alt. 91 m - Walk south-east on Kenilworth Greenway Project
15 : km 14.04 - alt. 89 m - Turn left
16 : km 14.91 - alt. 95 m - Turn left onto Cryfield Grange Rd
17 : km 15.1 - alt. 100 m - Continue onto Crackley Ln
18 : km 15.54 - alt. 81 m - Walk north-west on Crackley Ln
19 : km 16.65 - alt. 97 m - Crackley Ln turns slightly right and becomes Bockendon Rd
20 : km 17.15 - alt. 99 m - Walk north on Bockendon Rd towards Westwood Heath Rd
21 : km 17.37 - alt. 104 m - Turn right onto Westwood Heath Rd
22 : km 17.68 - alt. 105 m - Turn left
23 : km 17.69 - alt. 105 m - Walk north towards Westwood Way
24 : km 17.96 - alt. 104 m - Turn right onto Westwood Way
25 : km 18.1 - alt. 104 m - Walk east on Westwood Way towards Westwood Way
26 : km 18.87 - alt. 87 m - Slight left to stay on Westwood Way
27 : km 18.9 - alt. 87 m - Walk north-east
28 : km 18.92 - alt. 87 m - Exit the roundabout onto Mitchell Ave
29 : km 19.6 - alt. 95 m - Turn left
30 : km 19.61 - alt. 96 m - Turn right
31 : km 19.73 - alt. 93 m - Walk east
32 : km 20.22 - alt. 102 m - At the roundabout, continue straight onto Templar Ave
33 : km 20.67 - alt. 107 m - Walk east on Tile Hill Ln/B4101 towards William Kirby Cl
34 : km 21.1 - alt. 113 m - Walk north-east on Tile Hill Ln/B4101
35 : km 21.14 - alt. 113 m - Turn left towards Beech Tree Ave
36 : km 21.16 - alt. 113 m - Turn right towards Beech Tree Ave
37 : km 21.25 - alt. 113 m - Turn left onto Beech Tree Ave
38 : km 21.67 - alt. 117 m - Walk north on Beech Tree Ave towards Broad Ln
39 : km 21.67 - alt. 117 m - Turn right onto Broad Ln
40 : km 21.74 - alt. 116 m - Turn left onto Nod Rise
S/E : km 21.97 - alt. 100 m

Useful Information

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