A new 2.5 mile bike/pedestrian path that opened in 2015, connecting the French Quarter with City Park. Wind your way through several historic New Orleans neighborhoods.
A nice 5.3 miles, the Levee Path, just across the water from downtown, is a great dedicated trail option for runners along the Mississippi River.
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.
One of the Boulder's most popular running and cycling destinations, there are trails around a reservoir, and through lovely open ranch lands. We offer several loop options.
This is one of the more challenging, yet accessible trail runs near Boulder. The 3.8 mile loop features 1200 feet of elevation gain, but you'll be rewarded with great views of foothills, nearby mountain peaks, and the city of Boulder.
On the eastern shore between Palo Alto and San Jose, this remarkable series of trails and parks incorporates a series of undisturbed tidal marshland (Sloughs) called the Baylands. See our detailed description of the three major sections.
A nearly 10-mile paved bicycle and running path that starts 3 miles south of San Jose, meandering through several parks and into the hills of Los Gatos. There are options to run on either side of the creek in parts.
A 9-mile bike path that runs along the Guadelupe River from the heart of downtown San Jose, through Silicon Valley, to San Francisco Bay.