Get a great workout while enjoying the outdoors by running, jogging or walking these scenic trails and paths in Boston. Break away from the treadmill and catch some sun and fresh air outside. Venture these parks, paths and trails by foot for fitness and health.
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Charles River Esplanade is a three-mile Boston path ideal for cardio fitness. Meander while appreciating the natural surroundings or hit the ground hard with interval, endurance or high-intensity training.
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The mile-and-a-half stretch at Back Bay Park near Museum of Fine Arts offers convenience for art buffs seeking physical activity after observing displayed artworks. Run through Richard D. Parker Memorial Victory Gardens while letting the works of art and natural environment soak in. If more steam is left to burn off, double back.
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Coordinate with your running partner to tackle Boston's oldest parks. The streets that border Boston Common and Boston Public Garden span two miles. Within the park, mature trees, paddling ducks in the pond and frolicking dogs are pleasant sites to see while jogging. Bring a canine running mate on this dog-friendly route.
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Calm waters, gravel paths and stunning landscapes make Brookline Reservoir a beautiful destination for steady jogging, speedy sprints and relaxed walks. The national historic landmark is a tranquil outdoor fitness excursion.
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Get cardio fitness in while admiring Boston's rich architecture and brownstone work. Stop in at Commonwealth Avenue Mall to pick up a reward toward the end of the workout.
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Catch the sunrise at dawn at Emerald Necklace Conservatory. Explore multiple parks from Dorchester to Back Bay, including Arnold Arboretum and Jamaica Pond, each an excellent running path alone.
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