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York Millennium Bridge – Rowntree Park loop from Fulford

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York

York Millennium Bridge – Rowntree Park loop from Fulford

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York Millennium Bridge – Rowntree Park loop from Fulford

01:07

10.6km

40m

Running

Moderate run. 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

Tips

Includes a movable bridge

Check opening times.

After 8.52 km for 17 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.39 km

York Millennium Bridge

Highlight • Cycleway

modern foot and cycle bridge with handy viewpoint and seating area for views along the river

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1.88 km

Rowntree Park

Highlight • Natural

Rowntree park has a childrens playground, toilets and refreshments as well as picnic spots, nature walks and playing fields.

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3.27 km

John Snow Memorial and Pump

Highlight • Monument

John Snow is remembered here. The memorial stands in a small park on the River Ouse.

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7.10 km

St Mary's Abbey Ruins, Museum Gardens

Highlight • Historical Site

The gardens, donated by the British royal family to the Yorkshire Philosophical Society in 1828, are located on part of the former site of St. Mary's Abbey. The society acquired the land to build a museum for its collections. The Yorkshire Museum was completed in 1830. The land was awarded to the Yorkshire Philosophical Society on the condition that botanical gardens be created on the site. These were designed in the garden style by the landscape architect Sir John Murray Naysmith in the 1830s. They originally contained a winter garden, pond and menagerie, which were destroyed when a bear escaped from it and briefly took control of the area. The then Princess Victoria visited the gardens in 1835, the year they were first opened to the public. In 1854 the gardens were described as "one of the chief attractions of York". At this time entry costs one shilling for members and one shilling for non-members, except on Saturday when it costs sixpence.
In 1960 the gardens and Yorkshire Museum were entrusted to the City of York Council and they became a public park. Since 2002 they have been managed by the York Museums Trust together with York Castle Museum and York Art Gallery. The gardens are maintained by the Askham Bryan College of Agriculture

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7.37 km

St Helen's Church

Highlight • Other

That there was a church here in the 12th century is indicated by the surviving font of that date, and the S. wall of the nave, pierced by a later arcade, may be of 12th-century origin. North and south aisles were added in the 13th and 14th centuries respectively.

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7.43 km

The Cornish Bakery

Highlight • Restaurant

Great spot for a pie, pasty and coffee

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7.49 km

St Martin's Church, Coney Street

Highlight • Historical Site

The church of St Martin, Coney Street, was first mentioned in a document of c.1160-1180. The church was confirmed to the Dean and Chapter of York in 1194 and a vicarage was ordained there by the thirteenth century. Between 1331 and 1443, six other York churches belonging to the Dean and Chapter were annexed to St Martin; these were St Michael le Belfrey, St John’s Ousebridge, St Mary’s Layerthorpe, St Andrew’s, St John’s and one moiety of St Helen-on-the-Walls. St Martin’s Church was completely rebuilt in the 15th century, making it one of the grandest in York.

(borthcat.york.ac.uk/church-of-england-york-st-martin-coney-street-parish)

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8.49 km

New Walk Riverside Path, York

Highlight • Viewpoint

New Walk has a wild garden and seating area and a choice of riverside walking. Either along the tow path with an unprotected edge to the riverside or along a parallel tree lined avenue.

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10.6 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.08 km

2.46 km

1.22 km

1.03 km

812 m

578 m

391 m

Surfaces

5.80 km

3.85 km

763 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 4 July

21°C

16°C

23 %

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York Millennium Bridge – Rowntree Park loop from Fulford

York Millennium Bridge

Rowntree Park

John Snow Memorial and Pump

St Mary's Abbey Ruins, Museum Gardens

St Helen's Church

The Cornish Bakery

St Martin's Church, Coney Street

New Walk Riverside Path, York

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