Harrogate parkrun at The Stray – Harrogate Town Centre loop from Pannal

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Harrogate parkrun at The Stray – Harrogate Town Centre loop from Pannal

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Harrogate parkrun at The Stray – Harrogate Town Centre loop from Pannal

02:57

28.0km

270m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 21.0 km for 83 m

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Start point

Train Station

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16.5 km

Harrogate parkrun at The Stray

Highlight • Natural

18.8 km

Café Mamma Amelia

Highlight • Cafe

A lovely cafe run by a lovely Italian guy who does what I understand is Italian home food. no real cycle parking so to speak but small groups should manage.

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20.0 km

Starling Independent Bar, Café & Kitchen

Highlight • Restaurant

Relaxed, cycling friendly stone-walled cafe serving British & global eats plus craft beer & specialty coffee.

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20.4 km

Valley Gardens, Royal Pump Room Entrance

Highlight • Monument

The Royal Pump Room Museum showcases the town's rich spa heritage. Originally constructed in 1842 by architect Isaac Thomas Shutt, the octagonal rotunda was designed to house the Old Sulphur Well, known for its medicinal waters. An annexe was added in 1913 to accommodate increasing visitor numbers. The museum opened its doors in 1953 and underwent significant renovations in the 1980s, restoring key features such as the copper roof and the Old Sulphur Well's wellhead. Today, the museum houses approximately 20,000 items, including ancient Egyptian and Greek artefacts, and offers exhibitions that delve into Harrogate's transformation from a small village to a fashionable spa town.

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20.9 km

Harrogate Town Centre

Highlight • Settlement

Harrogate is going to be the main hub of the UCI Road World Championships in 2019 and this is a pretty major achievement for this big, old town. I personally think it's a really deserving World Champs host city! Having been to Innsbruck and other World Champs editions, I'm curious to see how the town will shape it and what it'll put on to show it in the best light.

A beautiful town with lots of old buildings and history that lend it a ton of character.

It's really well connected for cyclists - whether you're touring, road riding or mountain biking. And it has several shops for repairs and even bike hire.

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