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 Rave Run: Madrid, Spain
Plaza Mayor was once used for festivals and bullfights—and is now home to cafés and street vendors.

 Rave Run: Ontonagon, Michigan
Michigan's Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park features the state's largest old-growth forest.

 Rave Run: Marin County
A grove of eucalyptus trees along the Alta Trail near Sausalito is a fragrant highlight of a run in Marin County.

 Rave Run: Zion National Park
"The rest of the world falls away, and you have solitude," says runner Lauren Lee.

 The People's Republic of Running?
Not many people run in China. Still, some 6,000 turn out every year for Beijing's marathon.

 On the Road: St. Louis, Missouri
Experience nature, history, and art while running the trails of this midwestern city.

 Rave Run: Salt Creek Falls Trail, Oregon
"Running there made me feel so connected with nature," says runner Holly Walker.

 On The Road: Eugene, Oregon
This runner-friendly town offers a variety of trails to meet your training needs.

 On the Road: Virginia Beach, Virginia
Run these scenic routes while on vacation in Virginia Beach this summer.

 Rave Run: Chamonix, France
The Tour du Mont Blanc trail, in Chamonix, France, offers amazing mountain panoramas and views of the valley below.

 On The Road: Pittsburgh
Tour Pittsburgh on foot and take in the many sites and sounds of the city.

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 Rave Run: Moab, Utah
Amid red-rock canyons and the Colorado River, the Jackson Trail gives you a respect for nature.

 Ultra Races You Should Do
Ready to commit to your first ultra? Consider one of these 13 races--all relatively easy ways to push beyond 26.2

 On The Road: Washington, D.C.
Three runs that will take you past some of the nations most well known historic sites.

 Rave Run: Fern Canyon, California
This breathtaking trail run will make you think you've entered a fantasy world.

 On The Road: Tucson, Arizona
Head to Tucson, Arizona for some superb trail running

 Rave Run: San Francisco, California
With its perfect mix of city streets and remote park roads any runner will feel right at home in San Francisco.

 On the Road: Orlando, Florida
Plan a winter getaway to this runner friendly town in the heart of Florida.

 The Mega Marathon Month
October 2007 will go on the record books as being the busiest month in marathon history. Here's a look at the marathons that took place (all 69 of them).

 Rave Run: Bigfork, Montana
If you're looking for a quiet and peaceful place to run, then Bigfork is just for you.

 Marathons You Should Do In '08
Here are 10 races with short—but strong—track records.

 Rave Run: Rodellar Spain
Only a few hours from Barcelona, Rodellar will make you feel like you've taken a step back in time.

 On the Road: Sacramento, California
With everything from group runs, to 1/2 marathons to a 50-mile ultra, Sacramento has something for every runner.

 On The Road: Honolulu, Hawaii
This unique island offers runs with incredible scenic views and two great races you won't want to miss.

 Rave Run: Indian Creek Canyon, Utah
Try a trail run through this canyon for a scenic treat around every corner.

 Rave Run: Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA
Run up and down the coast of California among giant redwoods, salt-and-pepper sand, and teeming wildlife.

 Rave Run: Discovery Park, Seattle, WA
Discover the majesty of the largest city park in Seattle.

 On The Road: Portland, Maine
You'll find some of the best running in the U.S. in this beautiful New England town.

 On The Road: Flagstaff, Arizona
From a trail run that climbs 600 feet to a flat run in Buffalo Park, there's something for every runner in Flagstaff.

 Soldiering On
Thousands of runners keep the spirit of Army Ranger Pat Tillman alive

 Rave Run: Smith Rock State Park, Oregon
Run with the wildlife through scenic views of deep river canyons.

 On The Road: Colorado Springs
Home to some of the best-and most challenging-trails in the country, make sure you visit Colorado Springs on your next running adventure.

 The National Marathon
The success of this race proves that D.C. is a two-marathon town

 Rave Run: Latourell Falls in Guy W. Talbot State
You'll feel refreshed every step of the way on this waterfall run

 On The Road: Santa Cruz, California
From the mountains to the ocean views, California's got it all especially for the runner

 The World's Greatest Race
"Some races are humbling," says RW's Amby Burfoot. But South Africa's 55-mile Comrades Marathon "stripped me bare."

 On The Road: Anchorage, Alaska
This city has more than 120 miles of paved trails, that link throughout the city. On more remote trails, watch out for moose and bears.

 The World's Best 10-K Race
A fun-loving 10-k gives runners an excuse to escape to the Caribbean

 Rave Run: Mata-Solana, Spain
Visit this small village, outside of Barcelona, to get in a hill workout you'll never forget

 Boston, Massachusetts
Prepare for the marathon, or simply run through the history of one of the nation's oldest cities.

 In the Heart of Texas
Austin's "26.New" marathon shows off the city's hot spots, 'hoods, and hills--and still delivers fast times

 Betting on Santa
Runners in Las Vegas and Liverpool go race to race in a quest for a Guinness World Record

 Rave Run: Roan Highlands, North Carolina and the Tennessee Border
Follow the Appalachian Trail as the pink rhododendron blooms cheer you on

 Down and Dirty
Costumes and on-the-course fun trump speed in this Southern version of the mud run

 On The Road: Richmond, Virginia
From the James River, to the rare birds, to the historic monuments, Richmond Virginia is a destination runner's best friend

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 Rave Run: Leavenworth, Washington
Head to the outskirts of this town for breathtaking trail runs

 Rave Run: Goblin Valley State Park
A run through the geologic goblins that fill this park will make you feel like you're on the moon

 Rome, Italy
See all the historical landmarks on a run through this European city

 Tampa, Florida
Visit this vibrant, waterfront town for a run in the sun

 High-Speed Trail
A beautiful downhill marathon in California entices road racers onto the soft stuff

 On The Road In Phoenix, Arizona
Great weather year round, plus an extensive canal path system makes this an ideal city for runners of all abilities

 2007 Marathon Guide
A finish line is nice. But if you're looking for a race to remember--with landmarks, redwoods, wildlife, or adventure--these are the must-do 26.2s to mark on your calendar

 The Life List
Heartbreak Hill. The Rift Valley. A vanful of sweaty teammates. These are just a few of the things you must experience in your lifetime to fully appreciate the history-and the quirky pleasures-of our sport. On your mark...

 Same Race, Different Place
Military personal don't miss a beat with "satellite" events overseas

 Las Vegas, Nevada
Run through Sin City.

 Dallas, Texas
Looking for a city with a variety of running options? Head on down to Dallas!

 Portland, Oregon
Run while taking in the sights and sounds of Portland’s scenic diversity.

Albuquerque, New Mexico
This runner-friendly city, with its nice weather, has a trail system that will keep you busy year-round

Anchorage, Alaska
With Anchorage's twenty hours of daylight in the summer, there is plenty of time to explore every downtown plaza and street corner

 Boston: A Runner's Guide
Home to the world's oldest marathon and some of our nation's richest history, don't miss this top running city

Boulder, Colorado
Not only is the city ripe for outdoor recreation (especially running), but Boulder also offers an array of diverse businesses and cultural activities

Chicago, Illinois
Chicago's Lakefront is not only the jewel of Chicago; it is a jewel in the United States and abroad

Maui, Hawaii
Expect to lose yourself in the island's uniquely brilliant landscape and miles of running-accessible trails

Memphis, Tennessee
Run along the mighty Mississippi or down historic Beale Street ("Birthplace of the Blues") in Memphis, the capital of the mid-South

New York, New York
This might be one of the biggest cities in the world, but don't miss, its two incredible parks: Central Park and Riverside Park. The running routes are endless

Portland, Oregon
With 100 miles of trails (most just a 5-minute drive from center city), clean air, and a mild climate year-round, Portland is a haven for runners

San Francisco, California
Besides its status as a stunning-scenic metropolis, the Bay City is also among the world's greatest running cities, offering miles of oceanfront paths and urban forest-lined trails

 Napa, California
Sip a glass of wine after a run through the wooded, rolling hills of the Napa Valley.

 A Little R & R
Combine running and relaxation on your vacation--and reap the benefits of both.

 Quebec City, Quebec
Enjoy trendy dining and shopping and spectacular views of the St. Lawrence River on a run through Quebec City.

 Santa Monica, California
Orange groves abound in this scenic beachside city.

 Half-Time
A half-marathon is half the distance and twice the fun of a marathon.

 Austin, Texas
North and South Austin are connected over Town Lake with six pedestrian-friendly bridges. And that's just the beginning of the route options in this runner's haven.

 Long On Fun
26.2 miles is never easy, but fireworks, Rock 'N' Roll, and a little Bordeaux ease the pain.

 New York, New York
From bridges to parks big and small, you'll never get bored running in NYC.

 San Antonio, Texas
Don't mess with Texans and their running.

 Toronto, Ontario
Visitors and residents alike have no problem finding a place to run in Toronto.

 Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
Run along the ocean and around lighthouses in this popular resort town.

 Santa Barbara, California
Running through Santa Barbara consists of beautiful scenery.

 That's My Town
Well-known runners say why running in their town is the best there is.

 Charleston, South Carolina
Running in Charleston is a land and sea adventure.

 Nashville, Tennessee
The Nashville running scene is music to any runner's ears.

 Montreal, Quebec
Running options abound in this diverse city.

 Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lots of lakes means lots of running paths.

 Houston, Texas
Explore the museums, mansions, and bayous of Houston, all on foot.

 Key West, Florida
Whatever you choose to do there, Key West is sure to please.

 Geneva, Switzerland
From historical cathedrals to a 400-ft fountain, Geneva is sure to impress.

 Vancouver, British Columbia
Located on the coast, Vancouver is a very scenic paradise for runners.

 Where To Run: Chicago, Illinois
Running in the Windy City is a breeze.

San Francisco, California
San Francisco's big-bridge bookends, eclectic high-rise skyline, sailboat-filled bay, and sweeping Pacific Ocean backdrop make this city arguably the most stunning of all

Philadelphia
"Stepping into the Philadelphia running world is a bit like entering a mom-and-pop store. It's informal, very welcoming, a little quirky, and it has lots to offer," says Dan Gordon

Washington, D.C.
"Washington is a great city to train and race in," says D.C. Road Runners president Susan Maher, 37

Boca Raton and Palm Beach, Florida
The running--not to mention the jewelry-- are pure gold in these parts

Brussels, Belgium
Europe's greenest city offers beer and chocolate by the vatful--and plenty of trails to help you run them off

Visit Seattle, Washington
Rain? What rain? The weather--and the running--are more than okay in the Emerald City

Denver, Colorado
This mile-high gem for runners gives a whole new spin to altitude training

Virginia Beach, Virginia
History and heat and sun and sand to squish between your toes. All are waiting for you in Virginia Beach

Seoul, South Korea
One of the world's largest cities (metro area of nearly 18 million), Seoul is also among the planet's safest and friendliest big burgs

 Barcelona, Spain
Few cities can match the capital of the autonomous Catalonia region in northeastern Spain

 Rome, Italy
A bewitchingly timeless city that boasts the greatest array of art, architecture, and archaeology of any place in the world

Syracuse, New York
Syracuse--at New York's geographical center--is a delightful city to visit

Maui, Hawaii
The best places to stay, run, and race

Colorado Springs, Colorado
Local motto: "Oxygen is overrated; just keep running!"

 Sydney, Australia
Host to the 2000 Summer Olympics, Sydney provides some of the most scenic running routes in the world

Missoula, Montana
This is the best the Big Sky state has to offer -- an outdoors enthusiast's dream

Rochester, New York
Discover the dozens of parks and trails that populate this beautiful city in upstate New York

Paris, France
One of the world's most-walkable cities, Paris is also a runner's paradise

Florence, Italy
Experience the magic of running through Florence, a city filled with some of the world's greatest artistic creations

Jacksonville, Florida
Run in the largest city in the U.S. -- really

Fort Worth, Texas
Cowtown offers runners must-see routes past water gardens, train stations, and ranches

San Luis Obispo, California
This town calls itself "a feast for the senses" -- find out why

Halifax, Nova Scotia
Get to Halifax by ferry, and prepare for miles of oceanfront running

 Durango, Colorado
This mining town has lots of trails -- and altitude -- to tempt runners

 Boise, Idaho
Explore the 30-some miles of shaded trails along the Boise River or the clean streets of downtown Boise

Tulsa, Oklahoma
Surrounded by lakes and rolling hills, Tulsa is "one good-looking city"

Hartford, Connecticut
The Insurance Capital of the World has a lot to offer -- including beautiful downtown parks

Dublin, Ireland
Find out why this city is the top weekend destination in Europe

Bloomington, Indiana
This quintessential college town is in the heart of the Hoosier state

Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina
Explore the almost-7,000 acres of forest available near these university towns

Savannah, Georgia
Run in the city dubbed "the most beautiful city in North America" ... by the French

Pittsburgh, PA
You'll love the new nonsmoking version of this legendary running locale

Baltimore, MD
Big-City perks without the big-city buzz

Dallas, TX
Bright lights, big city, Southwestern style

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