The Theodore Roosevelt Preserve covers 600 acres adjacent to the Fort Caroline National Memorial. The trails offer a lot of elevation, with some of the steepest hills you will find in the area.
Hanna Park is a 450 acre park located oceanfront just north of Atlantic Beach. With cool ocean breezes along the way and a plunge in the surf after your run, this park is ideal for one of the hot days!
This park has approximately 9 miles of trails that wind through undisturbed maritime forest, with marsh and intracoastal waterway views.
Centrally located park downtown, with popular running loops on paved paths, an 800 meter dirt track, lit at night, and even a drop-in running group that's been around for 20 years.
Park East offers scenic views, and a multitude of trails of various difficulty. Awell-known route of 8.3 miles incorporates the Carillo, Three Tank, and Douglas Springs trails. Several steep hills, and one large 1.5 mile climb. Lots of options to branch off.
10 mile multi-use path that follows the banks of the Rillito River from I-10 to Craycroft Rd. The path on the north bank is paved and the south bank is not paved. Good mountain views, and desert vegetation.
Wonderful state park 17 miles north of Tuscon with extensive trail system. Park road and inner trails offer some gentler running options. Also lots of opportunities for hilly and challenging trail running.
Sort of a mini Central Park, this is the best green space option for running in Brooklyn. Many lovely paths and runner-friendly roads. Nice detour options into the brownstone-lined streets of Park Slope.
A fabulous run with water and skyline views. It’s about 4 miles around the perimeter, with parks on each end. To access the island by foot you have to cross the Queensboro Bridge. Or, access via tram or subway.