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Running Routes Around New York County
With its diverse terrain, gorgeous parks, and iconic scenery, it's no surprise that running culture is a big deal in New York City. Runners have countless options too—from waterfront trails to urban streets, there is always a new route to try, especially if you live near these New York County homes for sale. If you'd like to start training for a big race, there are some renowned routes that all New Yorkers should know. It's time to lace up your running shoes, because our real estate agents curated a list of the top spots below.
- Central Park - New York, NY
One of the most famous parks in the world is also a runner's paradise. With so many loops and trails, it's easy to see why runners from all over the world train in Central Park. One of the most popular spots is the 1.58-mile Stephanie and Fred Shuman Reservoir Running Track, which is composed of crushed gravel and offers stunning views of the city. The Great Lawn Oval, the Ramble, or the North Woods are also great options. - Hudson River Park - 353 West St., New York, NY 10014
One of the most popular places to run in NYC is Hudson River Park, where athletes can discover the west side of Manhattan and enjoy four miles of nearly uninterrupted river views, sunsets, and unique things along the way. There are several water stops and restrooms along the trail, making it easy to train for a long race. - East River Greenway - 80 Catherine St., New York, NY 10038
A car-free esplanade along the waterfront on the East River, the East River Greenway takes runners about 9 miles from Battery Park to 125th Street. Enjoy views of the East River, Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Roosevelt Island, and the Manhattan skyline. The path is especially beautiful during sunrise. It also connects to the Harlem River Greenway and Hudson River Greenway. - Brooklyn Bridge Park - Brooklyn, NY 11201
Runners of all skill levels enjoy Brooklyn Bridge Park, an 85-acre green space where you can enjoy unbeatable skyline views and cooling breezes. The park has several loop trails, many public restrooms, and water fountains. If you'd like to participate in a group run, you can join the New York Road Runners Tuesday Night Open Runs. The event starts at 7 p.m., and the course is a full 5K. If you're looking for a beautiful, peaceful run, we recommend the Brooklyn Bridge pedestrian path during sunrise. - Roosevelt Island Running Loop - New York, NY
This four-mile loop takes you on a dedicated path around the perimeter of Roosevelt Island, offering views of historic sites, the Roosevelt Island Lighthouse, the Octagon Tower, and much more. The Roosevelt Island Running Loop is smooth and flat, and there are parks on each side of the island where you can take advantage of amenities or have a rest after your run.
These unforgettable routes make it easy to see why New York City is the greatest running city in the world. Contact us if you're ready to start planning your move to the Big Apple.
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