Run clubs by neighborhood
Every club meets somewhere. Start with the neighborhood you live or work in.
Central Park
The city's running living room: the 6.1-mile full loop, the 1.58-mile Reservoir track and dawn crews at Engineers' Gate.
Prospect Park
Brooklyn's 3.35-mile loop with one honest hill, busy with club runs every weekend morning.
Hudson River Greenway
Flat, car-free miles along the West Side, from Battery Park up past the George Washington Bridge.
East River Esplanade
Waterfront path on the East Side with bridge views and after-work tempo runs.
Williamsburg
Social crews, coffee after, and a bridge crossing to Manhattan to start or finish the run.
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Piers, skyline views and the bridge itself: the classic DUMBO meetup spot.
Astoria
Astoria Park's track and the waterfront under the Hell Gate and RFK bridges.
Flushing Meadows
Wide paths around the Unisphere and the lakes, popular with Queens training groups.
Van Cortlandt Park
Trails and the historic cross-country course: New York's off-road playground.