Explore our favorite places to run
We love running Charlotte and know you will too.
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The Little Sugar Creek Greenway connects many of the best parts of the Queen City.
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Seven miles of paved and gravel surface trail, following the creek bed and well shaded, the Mallard Creek and Clarks Greenways connect for great running experience.
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Toby Creek connects with Mallard and winds you through the beautiful campus of UNC Charlotte.
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Four miles of paved or crushed gravel greenway follow a bio-diverse creek bed. Running through McAlpine Creek Park, the trail connects with a 5K, championship cross country course.
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Beer has calories. Running burns calories. It’s pretty simple. Join NoDa Brewing Run Club every Wednesday at 6:30pm (March – October) and Sunday at noon (November – February) for a 1, 3 & 5 mile route that begin and end at the taproom where we toast our fitness victory. After all, isn’t any run you end with a brew a personal best? We run rain or shine and welcome runners of all abilities. And whether it’s beer or running–don’t forget to pace yourself.
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This concrete path leads runners for over three miles from the center of uptown Charlotte to South End, passing plenty of restaurants and breweries on the way.
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Nestled amid beautiful lakes and hardwood forests, the Anne Springs Close Greenway is a nature preserve more than twice the size of Central Park. Minutes south of Charlotte in Fort Mill, SC, its 2,100 acres serve as a natural buffer from urban development and provide a wide-open space for countless activities – from hiking, biking and horseback riding to picnics, kayaking and more.
Visit ASCGreenway.org for more information or to plan a visit.
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Four miles of paved or crushed gravel greenway follow a bio-diverse creek bed. Running through McAlpine Creek Park, the trail connects with a 5K, championship cross country course.
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With over 50 miles of trail, this is a hotspot for trail runners new and old. There is a $5 parking fee that goes directly towards trail maintenance so these are well maintained.
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Check out 4 miles of wide, fire access roads where you don't have to worry about rolling ankles while still enjoying the outdoors. You can also dive into their 6 miles of single track if you want to get a little more technical.
