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Map of Brueton parkrun

Brueton parkrun is a weekly free event located in Solihull in the UK.

51st highest worldwide out of 364 mapped courses
196th hilliest worldwide out of 364 mapped courses
212th flattest in the UK out of 347 mapped courses
225th flattest worldwide out of 364 mapped courses
325th lowest worldwide out of 364 mapped courses
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Brueton elevation chart Elevation in metres from 0m to 5,000m, with flat, uphill and downhill sections shown in different colours. 10711111511912312702505007501,0001,2501,5001,7502,0002,2502,5002,7503,0003,2503,5003,7504,0004,2504,5004,7505,000 Elevation (m) Distance (m)

How hilly is Brueton parkrun?

Everyone always wants to know how challenging a parkrun like this one at Brueton is, one way we can determine this is by looking at the elevation. This parkrun has 27.05m (88.75ft) of elevation gain and 23.95m (78.58ft) of elevation loss across the analysed route. That gives you a net elevation change of +3.09m (+10.14ft). The elevation chart of Brueton parkrun can be found above, just below the map. The lowest point of the course is at 112.6 meters above sea level, or 369.42 in feet. The highest point is at 124.64 meters above sea level, or 408.92 feet.

As for the climbs, Brueton parkrun has a longest continuous climb of 640 meters or 2099.74 ft. The starting elevation of this climb is at 115.18 meters above sea level and will climb to 124.64 meters.

What goes up must come down and with the descents the longest continuous descent is 710 meters or 2329.4 ft. The starting elevation of this descent is at 124.51 meters above sea level and will descend to 115.18 meters.

How flat is Brueton parkrun?

We all love a flat course, they are the home of your PB's. Brueton parkrun has a total of around 530m (1,738.85ft) of flat course, with 10.6% of the analysed route classified as flat.

How to get to Brueton parkrun?

Directions to the start line for Brueton parkrun can be found by heading to the GPS coordinates 52.408334,-1.771082 or heading to Google maps to get directions. If you prefer to use What3Words to find the start line, just head to ///vouch.calls.hungry

Brueton parkrun data

This table uses the processed GPX profile and is based on up to the first 5,000 metres of the mapped route.

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Item Value in m Value in ft
Town / City Solihull
Country UK
Start Line Lat Long 52.408334,-1.771082
Start Line What3Words ///vouch.calls.hungry
Laps 2
Analysed Route Distance 5,000 meters 16,404 feet
Lowest Point 112.6 meters 369.42 feet
Highest Point 124.64 meters 408.92 feet
Elevation Range 12.04 meters 39.5 feet
Average Elevation 116.94 meters 383.66 feet
Net Elevation Change +3.09 meters +10.14 feet
Longest Climb 640 meters 2,100 feet
Longest Climb Start Altitude 115.18 meters 377.89 feet
Longest Climb End Altitude 124.64 meters 408.92 feet
Longest Climb Gradient 1:68
You'll go up 1 meter every 68 meters
Steepest 100m Climb 2.9% from 2,440m (8,005ft)
Longest Descent 710 meters 2,329 feet
Longest Descent Start Altitude 124.51 meters 408.5 feet
Longest Descent End Altitude 115.18 meters 377.89 feet
Longest Descent Gradient 1:76
You'll go down 1 meter every 76 meters
Steepest 100m Descent 3.3% from 360m (1,181ft)
Flat Distance 530 meters 1,739 feet
Flat Percentage 10.6%
Uphill Distance 2,080 meters 6,824 feet
Uphill Percentage 41.6%
Downhill Distance 2,390 meters 7,841 feet
Downhill Percentage 47.8%
Elevation Gain Per Km 5.4m/km
Total Elevation Gain 27.05 meters 88.75 feet
Total Elevation Loss 23.95 meters 78.58 feet
Elevation Analysis Reliable

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