Running in Marston Moretaine.
A village on the A421 between Bedford and Milton Keynes, home to the Forest of Marston Vale's Millennium Country Park; grown substantially through the Marston Park housing development.
Runners in Marston Moretaine don't need to travel for a club: Marston Moretaine Runners is based right here.
Marston Moretaine has its own parkrun, Millennium Country parkrun, Forest of Marston Vale, every Saturday at 9am — free, timed, and open to anyone.
Where people actually run around Marston Moretaine: Millennium Country Park / Forest of Marston Vale, Marston Vale Timberland Trail.
Run clubs
Meets Mondays 18:30 at Marston Playing Fields; a beginner/improver-friendly running group. Contact Liam Mannion.
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Millennium Country Park / Forest of Marston Vale
225 hectares of woodland, grassland, meadow and a Wetlands Nature Reserve, with ~8km of level surfaced track beside Stewartby Lake; the parkrun course is a flat out-and-back beside the lake.
Marston Vale Timberland Trail
21km/13-mile waymarked circular route through Ampthill Park, Millbrook, Jackdaw Hill, Marston Moretaine, Stewartby Lake, Stewartby and King Wood, back to Ampthill.
Runners in Marston Moretaine
Common questions
Is there a running club in Marston Moretaine?
Yes — Marston Moretaine Runners.
Is there a parkrun near Marston Moretaine?
Yes — Millennium Country parkrun, Forest of Marston Vale, every Saturday at 9am.
What's the terrain like for running in Marston Moretaine?
A mix, based on what's documented around Marston Moretaine: flat, surfaced/level paths; undulating, wooded countryside.
Where do people run in Marston Moretaine?
Millennium Country Park / Forest of Marston Vale, Marston Vale Timberland Trail.
Are there any races near Marston Moretaine?
None confirmed in the immediate area yet — see the full Bedfordshire race calendar for what's within reach.