The Perfect 10 got its name not for it's beauty or terrain, but because it was measured several times. Although it is also one of the most scenic runs in Jacksonville!
Incorporating one New York’s iconic bridges is an integral part of the running experience in New York City. Brooklyn Bridge is a ‘must do’. This nearly 4-mile run features the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges.
This route along the Brooklyn waterfront showcases views of the Manhattan skyline, the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge. The promenade is at the top of the hill and made famous in several movies.
In the Bay Ridge part of Brooklyn, there's a terrific multi-use path that goes along the water for 4.5 miles from Owl's Head Park to Bensonhurst Park. There are great views of the Upper Bay, city skyline, and the Verrazano–Narrows Bridge.
Coney Island is the quintessential New York attraction, from the beach to the boardwalk to the rides at Luna Park. The boardwalk is approximately 2.5 miles from end to end. For a longer run, extend east along the water to Sheepshead Bay.
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.
The 2.5-mile Staten Island Boardwalk runs along Staten Island’s own South Beach at the base of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, providing views of ships coming into the harbor, and the Atlantic. Great running, great views.
Originally created as Staten Island’s response to Manhattan’s Central Park and Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, Silver Lake Park provides abundant recreational activities amidst plenty of trails and open space.
One of the great runs anywhere, with paths, piers, & parks along the Hudson River on Manhattan's west side stretching for 12 miles from Lower Manhattan to the George Washington Bridge. Iconic views of the river, the New Jersey skyline, & Freedom Tower.