This is a great run along the beach and pretty roads lined with iconic Hamptons estates. The route starts on Main St. from the Gubbins Perfect Fit running store. The highlight of the run is the 2-mile stretch along Further Ln., which parallels the beach and features many grand homes and estates (some blocked by fences and shrubs). You can take some of the numerous little side streets right down to the beach, which adds some mileage. Good options are Old Beach Ln. Two Mile Hollow Rd., and Indian Wells Hwy.
We’ve included two options here. The short run turns around at the end of Further Ln., for an out and back of 5.5 miles. For a run of up to 12 miles (of course you can turn around at any point), continue past the end of Further Ln., along Bluff Rd. and Marine Blvd., to Amagansett, and the small but significant Amagansett National Wildlife Refuge.
Main St. in East Hampton features numerous shops and restaurants, including two running stores operated by the Gubbins, a cycle store, and others catering to recreational activities.
This is a great run along the beach and pretty roads lined with iconic Hamptons estates. The route starts on Main St. from the Gubbins Perfect Fit running store. The highlight of the run is the 2-mile stretch along Further Ln., which parallels the beach and features many grand homes and estates (some blocked by fences and shrubs). You can take some of the numerous little side streets right down to the beach, which adds some mileage. Good options are Old Beach Ln. Two Mile Hollow Rd., and Indian Wells Hwy.
We’ve included two options here. The short run turns around at the end of Further Ln., for an out and back of 5.5 miles. For a run of up to 12 miles (of course you can turn around at any point), continue past the end of Further Ln., along Bluff Rd. and Marine Blvd., to Amagansett, and the small but significant Amagansett National Wildlife Refuge.
Main St. in East Hampton features numerous shops and restaurants, including two running stores operated by the Gubbins, a cycle store, and others catering to recreational activities.
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Essentials
Short Run: 5.5 miles out and back; Long Run: Up to 12 miles out and back
Short: 110 feet; Long: 186 feet
Gubbins Perfect Fit Store, Main St., East Hampton
Train stops in each major Hamptons town. Local bus service within the Hamptons
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The highlights of Bridgehampton and Sagaponack, using the course of the Bridgehampton Half Marathon, organized by Run the Hamptons every April. A good way to tour both towns, nice combination of ocean, farmland, and estates.
There are two good running options in East Hampton: east, along Further Ln. toward Amagansett, and west, toward Georgica Cove. This route is a 5.6-mile run heading west, featuring pleasant streets with gracious homes.
A popular destination at the tip of Long Island. A great loop is to enjoy the Bluff lookout, Montauk Point Lighthouse, and Montauk Point State Park, where there are miles of trails. One of the best spots in the Hamptons to get in some hills.
A 90 acre park with some stairs leading to a nice section of beach. Open, rolling geography, shadbush, bluffs, freshwater wetlands. Enjoy the 1.2 mile Roosevelt's Trail loop trail in park, and sections of beach. Adjoining roads for a longer run.
Sag Harbor is a lovely waterside village listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Self design your own tour using Main St. and the quaint, leafy side streets. Our 6-mile Sag Harbor-North Haven loop, incorporating two bridges and great water views.
A wild and popular 32-mile-long outer barrier island. 26 miles controlled by Fire Island National Seashore and 6 miles by Robert Moses State Park. There is some good running here, notably a series of boardwalk trails within the National Seashore.
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Essentials
Short Run: 5.5 miles out and back; Long Run: Up to 12 miles out and back
Short: 110 feet; Long: 186 feet
Gubbins Perfect Fit Store, Main St., East Hampton
Train stops in each major Hamptons town. Local bus service within the Hamptons
We’ve included two options here. The short run turns around at the end of Further Ln., for an out and back of 5.5 miles. For a run of up to 12 miles (of course you can turn around at any point), continue past the end of Further Ln., along Bluff Rd. and Marine Blvd., to Amagansett, and the small but significant Amagansett National Wildlife Refuge.
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