
Best city running: Thames Path (London) —
In London, the 289-kilometer Thames Path winds through the heart of the city with spectacular river views.

New Orleans running tour —
New Orleans offers organized running tours through the French Quarter that finish near the Garden District along the St. Charles Avenue streetcar tracks.

Bay Run (Sydney) —
Sydney is one of the world's best cities for runners. Trails include the Bay Run, which loops around lovely Iron Cove.

Xuhui Riverside (Shanghai) —
Highlights of Shanghai's seven-kilometer Xuhui Riverside trail include the luxurious turreted apartment blocks near Huangpu and, on the final stretch, views of the arched Lupu Bridge.

High Line (New York) —
"There are several art installations (along the route), so it's like running through an outdoor museum," says runner Katie Shea of New York's 2.3-kilometer-long High Line park.

Mont-Royal Park (Montreal) —
Montreal's Mont-Royal Park is crisscrossed with a network of running trails that offer beautiful views of changing fall leaves.

Hong Kong Trail —
Runners looking for nice views that get them away from all those skyscrapers can try a seven-kilometer stretch of the Hong Kong Trail that begins at Victoria Peak and finishes at Pokfulam Reservoir.

Trinity Skyline Trail (Dallas) —
The 7.4-kilometer Trinity Skyline Trail offers great views of the Dallas skyline.

Riverwalk (Chattanooga, Tennessee) —
The 20-kilometer Riverwalk is a linear park that starts at Ross's Landing in Chattanooga and finishes in the city center.

Yoyogi Park (Tokyo) —
Though temporarily closed, Tokyo's Yoyogi Park is usually open 24 hours a day, making it a popular destination for those in need of a post-work run.


