25 'Unique' Runs in North America

The steepest paved and maintained road in the USA! In Boulder -- 13 miles, 3.550 feet.

National Park path through dunes, forests, cranberry bogs in Provincetown, Cape Cod

Former Flagler railroad to Key West is now a 106-mile trail above the water with great views.

The sidewalk in Seawall Urban Park in Galveston goes for 10+ miles along the Gulf of Mexico.

Run 11 miles around the caldera of an active volcano. Hilly and thrilling!

The only run where you have to go through a casino and a mall...to cross the street

Trail though 5 tunnels of former railroad line used for building Hoover Dam

Fantastic views of the falls from Railroad Bridge to Kingsbridge Park

Run the tallest living sand dune on the Atlantic Coast on the Tracks in the Sand Trail

The 4.5-mile Bayshore Trail along Tampa's waterfront is the longest continuous sidewalk.

The Walkway Over the Hudson has great views of the river and surrounding mountains.

One of the most iconic and inspiring runs in the world. Combine with the Memorials

Run by more than 150 embassies over a hilly two-mile stretch in the nation's capital

Considered one of the most spectacular drives in the world is also runnable

The East Coast Trail in St. John's is a scenic coastal trail.

Preserved clay lanes passing open farmland or tunnels of trees are a unique PEI feature

Experience a 'run across the ocean floor' in Saint-Andrews-By-The-Sea, New Brunswick

Run the paths on the site of the battle that changed the fate of North America

Vancouver's 17-mile Seawall is the world's longest uninterrupted waterfront path.

Take the train north from Solana Beach and run back to San Diego along the coast

Famous 1.8 mile run/walk/hike consisting of 2,830 stairs, gaining 2,800 feet in elevation

Thousands of bats fly under the Congress St. bridge at sunset on the Lady Bird Lake Trail

A memorial to the running legend Steve Prefontaine, in Eugene, Oregon.

Badwater Flats in Death Valley National Park is 243 feet below sea level. Not easy, but runnable.

The iconic Crescent Rd. in Sequoia and Kings Canyon NP is closed to cars on weekends!

The gift of John D. Rockefeller - 45 miles of wide paths with sweeping vistas

Run on maintained "ice roads" across frozen lakes and other fantastic winter running trails