Recientemente nos reunimos con varios amigos en SF para recorrer los hermosos senderos de Marin Headlands. Ubicada al norte de San Francisco, justo sobre el puente Golden Gate, esta zona montañosa tiene excelentes vistas del puente, la bahía y la ciudad. El enlace de Strava a nuestra ruta de 9 millas se puede encontrar aquí .
Michael lleva pantalones cortos Sykes de 5'' , protectores de base Tahoe de 3'' , camiseta de los Rockies ycamionero Big Bend .
Hay muchas opciones de bucles disponibles para encontrar la distancia ideal, desde una carrera corta hasta una carrera ultra.
Atrás: pantalones cortos de Graves , camiseta de los Rockies , gorra de Muir | Parte delantera: pantalones cortos Sykes de 5'' , camisa Cascade , camionero Big Bend
Izquierda: pantalones cortos Graves , camiseta Cascade , camionero Big Bend | Derecha: pantalones cortos Sykes de 7'' , camisa Cascade , camionero Big Bend
Impresionantes vistas de la costa desde muchas secciones de los senderos.
La mayoría de los senderos aquí son caminos contra incendios no técnicos. El terreno es montañoso con importantes cambios de elevación en la mayoría de las rutas.
¡Algunas de estas colinas no son una broma!
¡Algunas de estas colinas desafiantes definitivamente valen la pena por las increíbles vistas desde la cima!
Nuestro buen amigo Toby Silver nos mostró sus senderos locales. Echa un vistazo a su proyecto 50 Shades of Pavement ( Instagram | Strava ). Dirige toda la ciudad de San Francisco, más de 1260 millas y 2612 calles. Hay 36 barrios, más de 50 colinas y vistas casi infinitas. ¡Ya está al 95%!
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🚨Nuevo, ingrese para tener la oportunidad de ganar una tarjeta de regalo de $100 para proyectos PATH.🚨(Felicitaciones a Chuck Riddell por ganar la tarjeta de regalo de $100 de la semana pasada)
Para participar, cuéntanos en los comentarios a continuación cuál es tu lugar favorito para correr y por qué. Se anunciará un ganador el 15 de julio. ¡Buena suerte!
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The Bay Farm bay trail at 5:30 a.m. The trail is on an island off the coast of Oakland and looks out across the bay at the San Francisco. Listening to the sounds of the bay while watching The City waking up and peaking through the fog – Magical!
I enjoy anywhere in the Wasatch! Excited to hit some trails in WA end of August
Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Santa Cruz County
My favorite place to run is at the Gorge/Ancient Lakes, in WA State. Miles of great trails, waterfalls early in the season and it’s basically a mini Grand Canyon, and only 2 hours from Seattle.
Love the Palos trail system just outside of Chicago for a nice mix of single track trails and crushed limestone paths. And the 18.5 mile lakefront trail along Lake Michigan in Chicago is beautiful during all seasons…
Ridgeline Open Space in Castle Rock, CO
Favorite place to run is in the Santa Cruz mountains CA at the Campus trails. So many places to explore and running among the redwoods is awesome.
Carpinteria, CA – choice of flat along the beach or up into the mountains on the franklin trail.
Mokelumne coast to crest trail by lake Camanche. Isolation and wildflowers all spring. Its so dry now you run the risk of starting a brush fire if your thighs rub together too much, but oh the spring is glorious.
My favorite place to run is Upper Bidwell Park in Chico, CA.
My favorite place to run is the TRT100 trail. It has the amazing view for the lake Tahoe and beautiful high Sierra mountains.
My favorite place to run is the Bridger Range in Montana. Rugged, technical, remote, and wildflowers all summer.
I enjoy the McDowell Mountain Preserve in Fountain Hills and Scottsdale, Arizona. Miles upon miles of trails in the desert.
One of my favorite places to run is on the dunes of Western Michigan. I live near Grand Haven and there are many places with trails along the dunes. The variety is what is great, from running in the forest to running on the beach with lots of terrain and footing changes all in a single run. Quite often I will see deer or turkey on my runs and despite the beaches and tourist destinations often being quite crowded these trails remain relatively empty.
I love to run the mountain bike trail loop in Ohio’s Mohican State Park. The trail is always in great condition and it’s one of the most beautiful forests in Northern Ohio.
Right now, favorite place is through my neighborhood streets – pushing my 3yr old daughter in the stroller singing “Baby Shark!”