1) Stanford
2) U. of Texas
3) Clemson
4) U. Cal. Santa Barbara
5) Kansas
6) Oregon
7) U. of Southern Cal.
8) N.C. State
9) LSU
10) Rice
11) Miami (FL)
12) U. of Florida
13) Florida State
14) Kentucky
15) Tennessee
16) U. Cal. Berkeley
17) Princeton
18) U. of Alabama
19) U. of Virignia
20) Michigan
Colorado?
GO TO BED!
you're still in college.
chico
ah yes. Colorado.
yes, but they're in the next 10.
I guess you could throw Wisconsin in there cuz of the grass, and maybe Indianna. Although they aren't very scenic.
I love peeps wrote:
1) Stanford
2) U. of Texas
3) Clemson
4) U. Cal. Santa Barbara
5) Kansas
6) Oregon
7) U. of Southern Cal.
8) N.C. State
9) LSU
10) Rice
11) Miami (FL)
12) U. of Florida
13) Florida State
14) Kentucky
15) Tennessee
16) U. Cal. Berkeley
17) Princeton
18) U. of Alabama
19) U. of Virignia
20) Michigan
Uh... USC? You do realize that it's in the heart of LA, don't you? And Princeton should be higher up on that list.
get out of the united states once in a while you twerp1) ubcscenic and trails right next to the school with amazing treesuvic might be nice too for running but I haven't spent quite enough time there to know for certainplus if you really want to get into it, you just named big schools, there are plenty of smaller liberal arts schools with amazing campusesand i'm not sure how you are defining campus?i absolutely love berkeley but if you are just talking about their actual campus then there is hardly any runningnearby strawberry canyon (which may or may not be an official part of their campus, i'm not sure), redwood regional (not on campus), sibley (not on campus), etc are what make the running in the area awesome
I love peeps wrote:
1) Stanford
2) U. of Texas
3) Clemson
4) U. Cal. Santa Barbara
5) Kansas
6) Oregon
7) U. of Southern Cal.
8) N.C. State
9) LSU
10) Rice
11) Miami (FL)
12) U. of Florida
13) Florida State
14) Kentucky
15) Tennessee
16) U. Cal. Berkeley
17) Princeton
18) U. of Alabama
19) U. of Virignia
20) Michigan
err, there are a couple campuses in my home state much better than the majority of those. Your list is completely biased toward major division 1 schools. Try again.
FURMAN
University of Washington
Air Force Academy? maybe not much grass, specifically, but 30-40 miles of dirt trails going EVERYWHERE should cut it.
Purdue.
Huge intramural areas, dedicated cc course, three golf courses within warmup distance, and the Heritage Trail along the wabash.
Campus is very scenic, especially in skirt season.
How could you possibly put Kansas on there? It's not even the most "scenic" one in the state.
the420miler wrote:
Purdue.
Huge intramural areas, dedicated cc course, three golf courses within warmup distance, and the Heritage Trail along the wabash.
Campus is very scenic, especially in skirt season.
You must be kidding. I went to Purdue. The campus is all pavement and pretty ugly. There's a giant tennis complex in the middle of the CC course. They're tearing up parts of the intramural fields to build new, unnecessary buildings (does Purdue really need another dining court?).
The Heritage Trail is nice, though. At least after you get past the paved part.
I love peeps wrote:
15) Tennessee
You've obviously never been to Knoxville. Lots of places to run, but not much grass. There are trails around, but not on campus. As for scenic beauty, UT is neither superior or inferior - about average for college campuses.
I agree. The UT campus has some pretty buildings, but there's not much grass anywhere for running. The overall look of the campus is probably average for a major public university. There's decent running in Austin, but not on the campus.
The campus of the University of Wisconsin at Madison is way more scenic than UT, and it has a nice running trail that goes west along the shores of Lake Mendota.
* on which to run.
Oh wait, you were talking about the University of Tennessee, not the University of Texas.
I guess there's no such thing as a beautiful/grassy D2 or D3 school.
I love peeps wrote:
1) Stanford
2) U. of Texas
3) Clemson
4) U. Cal. Santa Barbara
5) Kansas
6) Oregon
7) U. of Southern Cal.
8) N.C. State
9) LSU
10) Rice
11) Miami (FL)
12) U. of Florida
13) Florida State
14) Kentucky
15) Tennessee
16) U. Cal. Berkeley
17) Princeton
18) U. of Alabama
19) U. of Virignia
20) Michigan
Oregon? OREGON? Are you f***ing nuts? It's one of the ugliest campuses I've ever seen. Looks like an industrial park, and there's no grass to run on to speak of.
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