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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Just ran out in Leadville for the first time… yeah that didn’t suck at all.
My favorite place to run is the public trail right by my house. It is so peacefully quiet in the early mornings when I run and right at mile 3, I get a nice view of Lambeau Filed!
Love running in Tahoe/Truckee area!
Favorite run: Ripley Run in the South Bay Area of California! Plenty of hills on the way to Hermosa Beach.
I love running trails in San Diego!!!
I like running in Southern Colorado, Forbes Park. I love running there because it isn’t hot and flat like here in South Texas plus the views of Blanca Peak, Mount Lindsey and East and West Spanish Peaks is amazing!
Forest Park in Portland, Oregon is the largest urban park in the United States, and a great place for trail running, with mile after mile of single-track trail, old roads closed to motorized vehicles, and everything in between. The only thing that would make it better would be running through the woods there in brand new Path Projects gear purchased with the $100 gift card I just won in this contest. (Hint, hint!)
I live in Ohio, so not a lot of vert around. My favorite places to run locally are Cincinnati Nature Center and My Airy Forest.
My favorite place I’ve run is probably Acadia National Park. Though Pikes Peak was awesome too.
My favorite place to run is on the bike trails of central Iowa!
The trail system is still growing but White Mesa in the Zia Pueblo outside of Bernalillo, NM is truly an amazing and beautiful place. It’s one of those places where it’s hard to take a bad picture. The primary loop is only 8mi long but you feel like you’re running on a different planet.
Favorite place to run is Superstition Mountains in AZ.
My favorite has to be the angels rest devils rest loop in the Columbia river gorge.
Red Rock Canyon, NV. Can’t beat desert sunrises!
Leadville, CO is the coolest place I’ve ever run. But one of these days I’m gonna head out to Cali to run with the Path Projects team on their backyard trails because.. that would be so awesome. Love your stuff!!
My favorite place to run while I lived in the South of France was La Garrigues, a very long stretch of preserved land where the clay covered terrain can vary from tough hills, flats and great single tracks. Coming across hunters during hunting season is always a risk but one worth taking. Wild boars and hunting dogs abound and a few crazy bikers and trail runners lost in the infinite labyrinth of trails in the open space. Solitude, the odor of fresh thyme and rosemary, the magnificent views, all only a hop away from my doorstep. Wonderful 5 yrs spent there running day and night
Cedar ridge preserve, it is the only place in DFW to get some decent elevation gain in.