Dulwich running map

[Earl Aelfheah]

This is quite nice: http://twitter.com/visitlondon/status/509340998476906497/photo/1

[healey]

Nice design, but not sure why one would run out to Coldharbour when one can head up to Sydenham Hill/Dulwich woods or Honor Oak Park.

[healey]

If they were feeling evil they could have pointed them up the path between College Rd and the Dulwich Wood House.

[MellowYellow]

I sort of followed it today but took a bit of a d tour and ended up Holmdene Ave SE24. That hill..... 😩

[Earl Aelfheah]

I'm assuming Coldharbour Lane is used to link the exit from Brockwell Park to Ruskin Park and Champion Hill, although it's unclear.

[Earl Aelfheah]

something like this:

 

[healey]

Yes I think you have it right.

[mikeb]

I'm always on the lookout for quiet local 10k routes. Here are some of mine

* through Dulwich Village, up College Lane to Crystal Palace mast then along Sydenham Hill, Horniman Nature Trail, Dawson's Hill (optional extra leg up One Tree Hill)

* Up Lordship Lane / Mount Adon to Dawson's Hill then along Woodvale / Westwood Park then One Tree Hill, back along the Rye then through Choumert Road to top of Dog Kennel Hill and back down Greendale

* through Dulwich Park, Gallery Rd and Belair to West Dulwich, Rossendale Road, Brockwell Park, Ruskin Park, Greendale

[Jeremy]

Bellenden Rd, Fenwick Rd, round top edge of Peckham Rye, Wood Vale, Court Lane, Dulwich Village, Red Post Hill, Denmark Hill, Dog Kennel Hill and back... used to be my 10K route. It's all pretty hilly round here. After running a 10K round these parts, running on a flat course makes you feel like Mo Farah.

[Ruskin]

This is s great thread - thanks to those posting their routes.

Here's our 4 parks 12k (7.4 mile although the app says 6.4. We don't believe it!) loop that 2 of us do every week and which takes us about 50-55 mins - little heavy traffic, green spaces, funny incidents to spot so lots to laugh about - even as we as we stagger up Greendale.

http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/375980925

[No.16]

For the urban explorers that venture to more tropical climbs and aren't averse to a little bass:

http://m.soundcloud.com/crosstown-running/mix-1

https://mapsengine.google.com/map/u/0/viewer?authuser=0&hl=en&mid=zaEbVBnswlvw.kDC0yd2_HtqY