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Chester's River Dee

CLASS	Gold Route
LENGTH	4.64 miles / 7.47 km (Equivalent to 4.82 miles or 7.76 km on flat terrain)
TERRAIN	Multi-Terrain
HILLINESS	Flat
CALORIES	Record your weight to find out Calories burned on this route

OVERVIEW

Chester was orininally a Roman Fort Named Deva, then a major Port and defence against invasion from Wales. Chester Cathedral was originally a Benedictine Abbey raised to Cathedral status by Henry VIII in 1541 after the dissolution of the monastries.

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Frank Toner	Friday 03/05/13 09:12:35	0
This is a nice run especially on a sunny day. Try running it anti-clockwise as well for lovely views of the city as you approach Chester. If you are visiting Chester or travelling to run it I would recommend a change to the start point as there is very limited parking (no parking) at the kissing gate. Start at the Roundabout by the mile one marker or by the river at L10 (Eccleston Village) where adjacent parking is easy. Finally can be a little bit muddy along the river bank if it has rained a lot.

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