灰のおすすめランニングルート

休憩したい場合に最適な場所です。ベイジングストーク運河は、絵のように美しい素晴らしいライドです。

The modern metal structure of Eelmoor Bridge replaced a former brick one. Offers lovely views along the Basingstoke Canal and down to Eelmoor Flash - a great place to spot dragonflies and damselflies.

A nice little boathouse. Note, go down Gold Lane to the fisheries for a restaurant/coffee room overlooking the lakes. It feels a little shady on the way in as it is an unadopted road, but it's fine.

It might not be the pretties, with scenic views of the A331, but it's always a welcome sight. Note - there are paths north/south at each end of the aqueduct.

You have a big climb before so try changing to the big gears prior to reaching the gate

A flash is a type of lake created from subsidence, often after activities such as mining. There are numerous flashes across the country and Basingstoke Canal has a handful. These small lakes make for great birdwatching sights and Eelmoor Flash is known for its dragonflies and damselflies in the summer months. Just along the canal to the east, you'll find a couple more.

Thousands of motorists drive underneath this aqueduct on the A331 without having any idea at all that a canal is suspended above their heads. The canal was opened in 1995 and the waterway long pre-dates the A road beneath it. The original plan was to drop the canal down using locks, but the decision was eventually made to keep the canal level and build the road underneath, requiring the construction of the aqueduct. To enjoy this fantastic piece of engineering, walk or ride alongside the canal on the towpath as it passes on its merry way, uninterrupted by the road underneath.

An Inglis Bridge, this span is worth pausing by and taking a closer look at. Designed by Charles Edward Inglis in the very early 1900s, this style of bridge was designed to be portable for use during wartime by the military. The idea was to make it as simply as possible and enable it to be constructed quickly – in an afternoon no less. While there are other Inglis Bridges around, this one over the Basingstoke Canal is the only Inglis Pyramid Bridge in the world.