Articles Tagged with Running

Host Oneika Raymond takes the A-line up to Washington Heights — a loud, vibrant Dominican neighborhood in New York City — to join local Hector Espinal for a walking tour of his hometown. Hector is…

One of the best ways to really see and experience a destination is on your own two feet. Running tours have grown in popularity over the years and provide travelers with a terrific vantage point…

Germany’s dynamic business capital features a skyline dotted with skyscrapers, but Frankfurt also surprises many visitors thanks to its historical heart, laid-back charm, multinational feel — and particularly its embrace of green, open spaces. That’s…

Established in 1897, the Boston Marathon is the longest-running (see what we did there?) annual marathon in the world. It’s also one of the best-known road races on the international calendar. Elite marathoners and everyday…

Cape Town’s abundance of natural beauty makes it an ideal destination for athletes, health nuts and those of us who simply enjoy keeping fit when we travel. Every year, the city hosts a number of…

Mexico City truly has plenty to offer to every type of traveler, even an avid runner. The city gets a bad rap for its pollution, but Mexico’s capital city is full of parks and plazas…

Known for its deep blue harbor, wide-open beaches (over 100 of them) and abundant greenery, Sydney is Australia’s largest city. Luckily, though, it never feels crowded and there are plenty of runs you can take…

These three runs range in scope from the relatively easy and flat Metropolitan Lake Garden to the longer and more undulating Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) reserve, and, for those looking for a challenging dose…

A morning run is said to lower blood pressure and relieve stress as well as give runners a needed boost to tackle the day ahead. While Beijing’s tricky weather may pose concerns for outdoor activities,…

Dear Running Spectator, I get it. Watching a marathon can be stressful ― perhaps more stressful than running the 26.2 miles. You’re trying to track your runner on an app that you downloaded the night…