Jupiter is 15 miles north of Palm Beach and is a popular vacation destinations. Here are some of the best places to run in Jupiter Juno Beach Pier Area. This is one of the better beachside running spots in the area. Run the 0.2 miles out Juno Beach Pier, a popular fishing pier. There is good running along A1A (Ocean Dr.) in this area, as there are sidewalks and good ocean views from just south of the Pier, for about 1.5 miles to just north of Ocean Bluffs Rd. Running on the beach: You can run for several miles on the beach, but the sand tends to be softer and muddier.
Riverbend Park. Courtesy: Florida Hikes
Riverbend Park. This 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River is a good, shaded spot to run on some more rugged trails and enjoy some tropical foliage. There are 10 miles of trails, mainly on compacted shell rock. Design your own route here. There is some nice running along the river. Riverbend to Riverwalk loop is 2.5 miles. Can also add on 2 miles of the Jupiter-Indiantown Trail in the Cypress Creek Natural Area. Park Info. Park Map.
Jupiter-Indiantown Trail. Trail is being built in phases along a 16.5 mile historic road used from the turn of the century to the late 1950s for travel between Jupiter and Indiantown. It is open to travel by foot, bicycle, and horseback. Best sections for running: 2 miles through Cypress Creek Natural Area, Trailhead/off street parking at Indiantown Rd. Also 5 miles through Hungryland WEA. Trailhead off CR 711 at Gates 3 & 4 and Old Indiantown Road at Gate 9. Mostly elevated, packed dirt/grass.
Jupiter Island. S. Beach Rd. (Rt. 707) is the main road on Jupiter Island, and runs for about 8 miles north to SE Bridge Rd. The road parallels the beach and makes for a good, long run. There are NOT ocean views for the most part, but there are sidewalks, pleasant homes, and landscaping. Running on the beach: You can run for several miles on the beach, but the sand tends to be softer and muddier.
Jupiter is 15 miles north of Palm Beach and is a popular vacation destinations. Here are some of the best places to run in Jupiter Juno Beach Pier Area. This is one of the better beachside running spots in the area. Run the 0.2 miles out Juno Beach Pier, a popular fishing pier. There is good running along A1A (Ocean Dr.) in this area, as there are sidewalks and good ocean views from just south of the Pier, for about 1.5 miles to just north of Ocean Bluffs Rd. Running on the beach: You can run for several miles on the beach, but the sand tends to be softer and muddier.
Riverbend Park. Courtesy: Florida Hikes
Riverbend Park. This 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River is a good, shaded spot to run on some more rugged trails and enjoy some tropical foliage. There are 10 miles of trails, mainly on compacted shell rock. Design your own route here. There is some nice running along the river. Riverbend to Riverwalk loop is 2.5 miles. Can also add on 2 miles of the Jupiter-Indiantown Trail in the Cypress Creek Natural Area. Park Info. Park Map.
Jupiter-Indiantown Trail. Trail is being built in phases along a 16.5 mile historic road used from the turn of the century to the late 1950s for travel between Jupiter and Indiantown. It is open to travel by foot, bicycle, and horseback. Best sections for running: 2 miles through Cypress Creek Natural Area, Trailhead/off street parking at Indiantown Rd. Also 5 miles through Hungryland WEA. Trailhead off CR 711 at Gates 3 & 4 and Old Indiantown Road at Gate 9. Mostly elevated, packed dirt/grass.
Jupiter Island. S. Beach Rd. (Rt. 707) is the main road on Jupiter Island, and runs for about 8 miles north to SE Bridge Rd. The road parallels the beach and makes for a good, long run. There are NOT ocean views for the most part, but there are sidewalks, pleasant homes, and landscaping. Running on the beach: You can run for several miles on the beach, but the sand tends to be softer and muddier.
A 5-mile 'runseeing' tour of some of Palm Beach's iconic spots: tony Worth Ave., palm-lined residential streets, estates along Ocean Blvd, the famous Breakers Hotel, Lake Trail, Flagler Museum, Giant Kapok Tree, & more
One of the nicest paths for running in south Florida. Gorgeous views of the intercoastal waterway, Palm Beach mansions and landmarks, royal palms, sailboats & yachts. 4.3 miles one-way with a couple of brief interruptions.
A great route in West Palm Beach. Seamless run for nearly 8 miles with views of the intercoastal/Lake Worth the entire way. Wide sidewalk in parts, path in others.
This route combines a couple of our other famed Palm Beach runs, with some added oceanfront sections and an optional jaunt out to Everglades Island. Great water views, tony homes, bridges. Lots of variety!
Spectacular homes, tree-lined residential streets, and several historic districts are worth exploring as a unique, DIY run or as part of one of our other routes. We've included maps, recommended areas, and historical descriptions.
A lovely route exploring the northern part of the island, out to Palm Beach Inlet. Oceanfront and shaded, palm-lined roads, with great water views and spectacular homes. Combine with Lake Trail to make for a wonderful loop.
A new addition to the West Palm Beach running scene! It's a 1.6 mile trail along the west side of Clear Lake. Bucolic with nice lake views. Option to do full lake loop, though it's along a very busy road (with decent sidewalk).
A great running spot in the Lake Worth area, 8 miles south of Palm Beach airport and near Rt. 95. There is a pleasant 4.1 mile bike path around Lake Osbourne, and nearly 7 miles of total paths in the park.
560 acre inland park has 5 miles of walking trails. The 7 miles of mountain biking trails, some located on a capped landfill, provide an opportunity to do a little hill running. Several other recreation facilities in the park.
A terrific spot for running in the western part of West Palm Beach. 13-14 miles of trail suitable for running, around lakes and fields. The park features numerous other recreation facilities, and a 1-mile exercise trail. There's also a running track nearby.
Several miles of scenic trail running in this wetlands ecosystem just west of the Turnpike. We particularly recommend the Cypress Boardwalk Trail & Hog Hammock Trail. Enjoy a landscape of wetlands, tree islands, and forested hammocks. Good shade option on a hot day!
60,000 acre preserve located 25 northwest of West Palm Beach features many miles of roads and trails among a landscape of cypress wetlands, sawgrass marsh, slash pine flatwoods, and hardwood hammock.
Share your feedback on this route and see that of other Great Runs users. Click on the image icon to upload a photo. And please let us know if there are notes or changes we should incorporate!
Juno Beach Pier Area. This is one of the better beachside running spots in the area. Run the 0.2 miles out Juno Beach Pier, a popular fishing pier. There is good running along A1A (Ocean Dr.) in this area, as there are sidewalks and good ocean views from just south of the Pier, for about 1.5 miles to just north of Ocean Bluffs Rd. Running on the beach: You can run for several miles on the beach, but the sand tends to be softer and muddier.
Review or Comment on This Route/Share a Photo!
Share your feedback on this route and see that of other Great Runs users. Click on the image icon to upload a photo. And please let us know if there are notes or changes we should incorporate!