Favorite Spring Cities: North America

Enjoy the greenways, Biltmore estate, and historic districts as the surrounding mountains green up.

Atlanta is famous for its spring bloom, with dogwoods and azaleas showing off in the city's parks and leafy residential areas.

This historic city is gorgeous in spring with its moss canopied bike paths and tree-lined downtown streets.

This is a time to enjoy the leafy streets of Charleston's historic districts or the canopy of Hampton park.

Sugar Hollow Road, the Foxhaven residential district, and the Monticello Trail are especially lovely in spring!

The blossoming live oaks on Pinckney Island or the River Rd. trail in Palmetto Bluff are special in spring.

Historic district on Jekyll Island, Avenue of the Oaks on St. Simons Island are the spring running highlighs.

Third Creek Greenway Park and Sequoyah Greenway along leafy Cherokee Blvd. are lovely in spring.

Spring running highlights are the Belle Meade and Belmont-Hillsboro neighborhoods, Vanderbilt campus.

Audubon Park, City Park, the Garden District, and the Tulane campus burst with color in spring.

Try to get to some of the desert terrain to enjoy the spring desert bloom, from mid-March to late April.

Gardens in Maymont Park, azaleas in Joseph Bryan Park, and the historic Carytown neighborhood.

The desert gardens in Papago Park and the desert park of McDowell Mountain are gorgeous in spring.

Highlights in this quintessential spring running city are Forsyth park, Wormsloe plantation, Historic District.

Take a trail run in the mountains and canyons of the Sonoran desert to enjoy the spring desert bloom.

This Canadian city is famous for its flowers and gardens, which can start blooming in early March!

Try to catch the famous cherry blossoms around the Memorials, or the spring bloom in Rock Creek Park.

Leafy suburbs in Virginia and Maryland just outside Washington, D.C. are especially pretty in spring.