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The Serpentine

CLASS	Gold Route
LENGTH	2.63 miles / 4.23 km (Equivalent to 2.73 miles or 4.40 km on flat terrain)
TERRAIN	Multi-Terrain
HILLINESS	Flat
CALORIES	Record your weight to find out Calories burned on this route

OVERVIEW

Hyde Park was used as a Royal hunting ground by Henry V111 from 1536 and it remained private until James I allowed limited acccess. However it wasn't until 1637 that the park was opened completely to the general public. At that time, artificial lakes were usually long and straight. The Serpentine was one of the first created lakes in England that was designed to look natural. Today, Hyde Park is a popular tourist destination and there are many sports and
leisure facilities. You will also find the Diana,
Princess of Wales fountain on the south side of the Serpentine

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4.	The estimated number of calories you will burn on this Route is based on your most recent weight reading.