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15 best American cities for runners

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Runners are lucky. They do not need special devices and equipment. They can go out and run in almost any city. However, there are cities in America that are more and less adapted for runners.

Runner's World has created a list of 15 best cities to run. In compiling the list, the following factors were taken into account: temperate climate, routes, paths and paths and landscape.

15. Los Angeles, CA

There is no doubt that the City of Angels is one of the best cities for running. With a growing population wanting to go for a run in the morning. Nature also contributes to this. Just look at the legendary hills of Runyon Canyon and Griffith Park.

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14. San Jose, California

Those who want to run around will always smile at the weather in the city. Snow does not fall here, and the sun shines 257 days a year. Therefore, it is not surprising that the residents of San Jose feel healthy and physically active.

13. Colorado Springs, Colorado

A group of volunteers worked all summer in 2016 to help build the Dixon Trail, a running trail that reaches the summit of Cheyenne Mountain. The city's relatively low temperatures (average minimum daily temperature is around 5 degrees Celsius) make it easy to enjoy running.

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12. Madison, WI

Runners have long dreamed of this fitness-friendly city: 11,5 parks, 10 thousands of inhabitants and more than 320 km of trails.

11. Chicago, Illinois

Kilometers along Lake Michigan are considered the best in the City of Winds.

10. Denver, Colorado

Even though winter is coming to the city, runners are guaranteed 300 sunny days. There are 19 operating clubs in the city, 6 of which have the sole purpose of running and drinking beer. Some locals say running is a necessity to work and live here.

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9. Omaha, Nebraska State

Omaha? Indeed? This is true: the land of steak and corn is popular with runners. In the city 193 km of tracks. The runner community has 500 club members.

“The running landscape in Omaha is better than I've ever experienced,” says mom and half-marathoner Cindy Paes. “I moved here from south Texas and appreciate the 4 seasons, clean air and friendly people.”

8. New York, NY

New Yorkers can run in Central Park. The duration of the continuous track is almost 10 km.

"I'm sure I could walk around Central Park with my eyes closed. It's the best place to run,” says Alison Feller, a 31-year-old writer.

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7. Minneapolis, MN

The city has park areas with a length of 80 km. Runners rarely travel the same route twice. The city's most valuable gem is the chain of lakes, along which there are almost 20 km of jogging paths. But that's not all, if there aren't enough lakes, there's the Mississippi River.

It turns out that 94% of the population in Minneapolis lives within walking distance of the park, and the city authorities are starting to build a new vacation spot.

6. Portland, Oregon

This city has always attracted runners. The city has 18 clubs, natural beauty, and a lot of running routes. Take, for example, the forest park, the largest natural park in urban areas in the United States, with 5000 wooded acres and 128 km of trails. The city is also home to the Nike Oregon project and is around the corner from Nike headquarters.

5. Washington DC

The city has 5 specialty stores, truly unique clubs and an endless number of tracks.

4. San Diego, CA

Low rainfall and a temperate climate mean that it is rare that a run can be postponed due to unfavorable conditions. Therefore, many people take advantage of the moments. This may be due in part to the wide variety of trails and access to the parks. From mountains to flat beaches, San Diego has it all.

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3. Boston, Massachusetts

For locals, the standard 28 km route along the Charles River is business as usual. In addition, 99,6% of the population has access to places for physical activity, and 97% can walk to a park.

2. Seattle, WA

The city has created a 160 km track for runners, and the climate is conducive to physical activity all year round. Residents point to the natural beauty as an incentive to run. To the east, athletes will enjoy stunning views of the Cascade Mountains, and to the west, the Olympic Mountains. If you're drawn to the water, nothing beats running along Puget Sound.

1. San Francisco, CA

If you are going to San Francisco, do not forget to pack your favorite sneakers, because the city at the Gulf is the leader in all respects.

Trails are not only outside the city, but also within it. Most people can get to them without any problems.

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