A unique and spectacular route, running from downtown to St. Helen’s Island, site of Montreal’s historic Expo 67. The island is now a large park, with pleasant walking/running paths and lovely views of the St. Lawrence River.
One of the most popular routes for running in New Orleans. Upwards of 3,000 people run under a leafy canopy of live oaks and alongside a little lagoon, each day.
Known to be “as magical and unique as the city of New Orleans,” this outdoor oasis has enchanted New Orleans since 1854.
A very popular place for weddings, the beautiful Woldenberg Park lies directly next to the Mississippi River.
Great running option located 15 miles east of New Orleans. Run along boardwalks and a gravel levee trail along a canal through protected marshland. You'll see lots of birds...and alligators!
Boulder's signature, 8-mile paved path has three sections. The eastern 3 miles is more open, passing through grassland. Miles 4-6 are through the University of Colorado at Boulder, downtown, and several parks. The hilly last 2 miles go into Boulder Canyon.
The Wonderland Lake Park/Foothills Loop is a tranquil and scenic spot for running. Roughly three miles north of downtown Boulder, Wonder Lake Park, Foothills Community Park, and Foothills Community Garden make for a nice 4 mile loop.
Descriptions and maps of several great running options near San Jose: Hellyer Park and Coyote Creek Trail, Los Gatos Dam Trail, Alum Rock Park, and Quicksliver Park.
A centrally located 100+ acre green park with ponds. There are a couple of marked loops, with shaded paths. Site of popular 5k races.