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Hello,
Im getting pretty bored of the route im running weekly. I run about 5-8 miles on sunday. I was wondering if there is any recommendations of places to run around Orange county. Im doing the LA marathon in march, so this would be a great start to set up some routes. Who here runs also?
I live in Anaheim/santa Ana and wouldnt mind driving around 60minutes for a good run.
Im getting pretty bored of the route im running weekly. I run about 5-8 miles on sunday. I was wondering if there is any recommendations of places to run around Orange county. Im doing the LA marathon in march, so this would be a great start to set up some routes. Who here runs also?
I live in Anaheim/santa Ana and wouldnt mind driving around 60minutes for a good run.
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Top of the world, laguna beach. You can run as long as you want there, just map out the trails. I do a 7 mile loop or a 10 mile loop depending on time/how i feel.
parking is easy too. it's in the hills, not the beach. There's also a few other very good trails around the area, but top of the world is the most challenging.
parking is easy too. it's in the hills, not the beach. There's also a few other very good trails around the area, but top of the world is the most challenging.
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back bay. i run that every other day about 4 to 7 miles. its on jamboree and pch very scenic and hilly route, theres a couple diff ones you can take. allot of people so you can run at night or during the day
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there's a few good, main routes. After that you can get very creative too if you want.
But i don't know the names of the trails, just know the area well. It's not crowded, but there are always people out there dispersed over the trails that can help and a couple of the major trail intersections have maps as well. All in all, it's one giant loop with a lot of options in between; you can always find your way back to the top.
The terrain is very demanding though: for example, the main hill you start and return on has an estimated incline/decline of 700 - 800 feet over 1 mile.
if you can run 15 miles out here, then 26 miles on regular flat ground for the marathon shouldn't be too difficult.
But i don't know the names of the trails, just know the area well. It's not crowded, but there are always people out there dispersed over the trails that can help and a couple of the major trail intersections have maps as well. All in all, it's one giant loop with a lot of options in between; you can always find your way back to the top.
The terrain is very demanding though: for example, the main hill you start and return on has an estimated incline/decline of 700 - 800 feet over 1 mile.
if you can run 15 miles out here, then 26 miles on regular flat ground for the marathon shouldn't be too difficult.
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