Discover and enjoy six rewarding scenic routes amidst Milton Keynes Villages.
The deadline to complete the routes and submit evidence for the Summer challenge is the 31st March 2025
We’ve created six beautiful and bespoke routes of varying distances.
Walk, jog or run. It’s up to you. Choose any route, at any time and in any order!
We provide you with bespoke turn-by-turn audio instructions as well as precise locations for the start and parking, ensuring safe and seamlessly smooth route navigation and outdoor discovery.
You will need a smartphone and these two apps: RunGo and what3words
You will also need a link to the SixPack location group which will be sent in your participant pack following your registration.
You will receive the following on signing up:
On completion of all six routes you will receive a bespoke SixPack medal. Choose from either the original SixPack Metal Medal or the Summer Challenge Wooden Medal.
From the original Milton Keynes (village), a nice little blast around this scenic route. Mostly on paths around the Parks Trust land along the river and even through another Village of Woolstone.
The first part through the village of New Bradwell gets you to the riverside run, taking you to Haversham before finding a nice little route to Old Haversham. The remainder of the way back is simply lovely, even an old ruin church at Lower Stanton to keep the interest high.
If you have never run up the ‘woods’ before, then you are in for a treat. Most local runners over the years have loved running up in the heathland of the Brickhills.
A tough, muddy, pretty and historic route around the wonderful Woburn Abbey and surrounding countryside. Take in the majestic Deer as they monitor your every move, make sure you stay on the outside of the Safari park, or this could be your fastest run ever.
This run from Wolverton Mill takes you to the lovely village of Cosgrove via the now disused ‘Buckingham Arm’ Canal. You return along the Grand Union Canal, crossing the iron Trunk Aqueduct and through the famous cattle creep to finish along the Great Ouse river.
A lovely run on the western edge of Milton Keynes, heading across to the lovely village of Whaddon. It’s a challenging but beautiful climb while being overlooked by the majestic Whaddon manor. A quick trip around the lovely church, then head back via the North Bucks way.