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Tinside Lido – Plymouth Hoe loop from Dockyard

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Tinside Lido – Plymouth Hoe loop from Dockyard

Hard

5.0

(3)

109

runners

Tinside Lido – Plymouth Hoe loop from Dockyard

02:18

21.2km

160m

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: May 12, 2026

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Includes movable bridges

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After 10.7 km for 13 m

After 13.9 km for 13 m

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Train Station

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Highlight • Structure

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Highlight • Natural

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Highlight • Historical Site

Say hello (or goodbye) to Plymouth’s maritime history

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Tinside Lido

Highlight • Rest Area

From this spot, Francis Drake (1540-1596) is said to have seen the invincible Spanish Armada coming in 1588, but nevertheless decided to finish his ball game before going into battle. It is more likely that he has been waiting for the tide to turn. What is certain is that this place offers an ideal view of the shipping traffic in the Sound, the natural harbor at the mouth of the Tamar and the Plym

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Highlight • Historical Site

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Highlight • Castle

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Highlight • Viewpoint

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