Scenic runs

Looking for somewhere to run? Read about my experiences in these places.

Here's a view of the Bay Bridge — formally known as the William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bay Bridge — from the beach at the Terrapin Nature Area. (Vanessa Junkin photo)
Here’s a view of the Bay Bridge — formally known as the William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bay Bridge — from the beach at the Terrapin Nature Area. (Vanessa Junkin photo)

MARYLAND

Algonquin Cross-County Trail

Assateague Island

Baker Park – Frederick

Bill Burton Fishing Pier State Park – Dorchester County side

Bill Burton Fishing Pier State Park – Talbot County side

Easton

Hereford High School cross country course

Herring Creek Nature Park (West Ocean City)

Kent Island

Lake Needwood (Montgomery County)

NCR Trail/Torrey C. Brown Rail Trail (Baltimore County)

Seneca Creek Greenway Trail (Montgomery County)

Soldiers Delight (Baltimore County)

Ocean City

Ocean City’s Northside Park

Patuxent Research Refuge (Laurel)

Pemberton Historical Park (Wicomico County)

Sand runs in Ocean City, Assateague Island and Roaring Point

Westminster – Downtown and Wakefield Valley Community Trail

Westside of Wicomico County

Westside of Wicomico County – again

DELAWARE

Bethany Beach

Cape Henlopen State Park

Chapel Branch Nature Trail (in Seaford)

Lewes – Rail Trail and Part of Junction and Breakwater Trail

Rehoboth Beach

Trap Pond State Park (in Laurel)

Wilmington

VIRGINIA

Chincoteague Island

Mount Vernon Trail

Mutton Hunk Fen Natural Area Preserve (Accomack County)

Richmond

Washington & Old Dominion Trail (starting in Arlington)

Winchester

PENNSYLVANIA 

Dutch Country

Greater Americana Region (Schuylkill River Trail, Union Canal Towpath Trail)

Laurel Highlands (Great Allegheny Passage, Ferncliff Trail, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort)

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Theodore Roosevelt Island

This page will be updated as I run in more cool places.

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