In northwest Calgary, enjoy scenic paths through several attractive parks: Bowness Park, Bownont Park, & Twelve Mile Coulee, connected by the Bow River Pathway.
new Runs
10+ miles of scenic running trails along the Bay and around Belmont Slough/Steinberger Slough in Redwood Shores. Wonderful open views of the bay and wetlands, and lots of birds! Can also connect to Bay Trail.
Three adjacent open space areas in Belmont, just east of I-280. Scenic, open, and hilly. Combination of fire roads and more challenging trails. There are map kiosks in each area.
In Redwood City near San Carlos just east of I-280, Pulgas Ridge and Edgewood Park & Preserve are adjacent to each other and offer several miles of scenic, hilly trail running. Combination of open & wooded terrain.
A lovely long-distance multi-use trail in the south part of San Antonio. Mainly wooded, paved trail runs for 18 miles southwest along the Medina River (not a lot of water views), featuring lovely oak, cypress, and pecan trees. Connects to River Walk at north end.
A series of trails running through a ravine in North Toronto, connecting Sunnybrook Park with the Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens in the west. Mainly wooded, and even some hill opportunities! Can connect to our Edwards Gardens/Lower Don route.
In addition to the Ravine Trail and the Don Valley trails, good additional running options in North York are the Upper Don Trail, the 15 km Finch Hydro Corridor Trail, G Ross Lord Park, and the York University campus, and some parkland trails accessible from there.
A fun residential community near the water about 3 miles east of downtown. There are some good running options here, including the Woodbine Beach Boardwalk, and the “Spit” out to the lighthouse.
Enjoy a trail run in the largest urban park in North America! There are many km of trails, with options for all abilities. Combination of meadows, forests, wetlands and farmland, with some views of the Rouge and Little Rouge rivers.