Let's compile an LRC list and then compare it to the strava list later on. No cheating!
Do it in this format:
1. Central Park, NYC
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Then quote me and add your guess in. Feel free to change the guess I put.
12. Forest Park (St Louis, MO)
13. Forest Park (Portland, OR)
Running the Golden Gate?
Chicago Lakefront Trail is another obvious one
The Obvious Answer wrote:
Running the Golden Gate?
Where do you want it to go on the list
List maestro wrote:
Let's compile an LRC list and then compare it to the strava list later on. No cheating!
Do it in this format:
1. Central Park, NYC
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12. Forest Park STL
13. Forest Park PDX
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Then quote me and add your guess in. Feel free to change the guess I put.
Where should Chicago Lakefront trail go on the list?
van cortland park #18
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Where should Chicago Lakefront trail go on the list?
Gotta be top 5 at least, maybe 2nd. Is it better than whatever is popular in LA?
The Presidio-- San Francisco
The Capitol Mall Washington DC
? C & O Trail-- Washington DC area
The Obvious Answer wrote:
Running the Golden Gate?
Like actually over the bridge? I would think a place like Golden Gate Park would get more total traffic, and the bridge would be for tourists (I once rode a rented bike over the bridge, and it didn't seem like fun for the "serious" cyclists to weave through tourists walking, biking, etc.
List maestro wrote:
List maestro wrote:Let's compile an LRC list and then compare it to the strava list later on. No cheating!
Do it in this format:
1. Central Park, NYC
2. Chicago Lakefront Trail CHI
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12. Forest Park STL
13. Forest Park PDX
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Then quote me and add your guess in. Feel free to change the guess I put.
Tell me how these rank in top 20.
Dart Board wrote:
The Presidio-- San Francisco
The Capitol Mall Washington DC
? C & O Trail-- Washington DC area
The majority of my family lives in NY Central Park is spectacular. With this being said my number 1 spot would be that route you always see captured by the cameraman in the helicopter in Los Angeles on the TV Series Cops. You know which one I am talking about right the one has all of the hurdles and backyards!!!
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Okay, out of curiosity, I googled this and it was a list of the top running spot in each of the top 20 metro areas by population, it actually listed multiple spots for many of the 20 cities.
It won't be illustrative of the actual top 20 spots because I doubt running is as popular in ththe Texas spots in on the list as it is in some other places that might not crack the largest cities.
Here is the official list for anyone who is curious.
Most of these trails are barely 3 miles. Sad.
Ha Ha!!! That map has a couple dots in WYOMING!!! I'm guessing those were supposed to be Denver and Boulder in Colorado.
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