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  • Hyatt Regency Boston Run

    For guests of the Hyatt Regency Boston or those staying near it, follow this route to get to the fantastic Charles River activity trails.

     

    Athletic-Minded Traveler, LLC, in no way guarantees the safety and/or condition of this run route as these public paths and ways are not within our control. You are advised to use reasonable and prudent efforts to ensure your personal safety and security. Use of this map/route is at your own risk.

  • Charles River Loop

    A popular marathon training route along the Charles River and past famed universities. Our route outlines 9 miles, but take any of the bridges for a shorter/longer loop.

    * Our distance begins on the NW corner of Boston Public Gardens at Beacon and Arlington Streets

    * Run north along Arlington and Embankment Rd, crossing Storrow Drive and picking up the riverfront path

    * Turn L and head west along the water, following the route to any bridge crossing you choose

  • Cambridge/Charles River Run

    Paved route that starts/ends at Hyatt Regency Cambridge, but pick it up anywhere along the paved path and choose your bridge crossing. A fantastic run in the heart of this historical running town.

     

    Athletic-Minded Traveler, LLC, in no way guarantees the safety and/or condition of this run route as these public paths and ways are not within our control. You are advised to use reasonable and prudent efforts to ensure your personal safety and security. Use of this map/route is at your own risk.

  • Back Bay Fens Route

    This is a convenient jogging route for anyone wanting a glimpse of "The Green Monster" . The route is a paved path that encircles The Fens--an open park and marshland filled with trees and a rose garden. Hours 7:30am to Dusk. To get there from Fenway:

    * Start at Yawkey Way and Van Ness St. (home plate side of the stadium)

    * Head S (away from the park) 1 block on Yawkey Way

    * Turn L on Boylston St.

    * Follow the path and veer L around the Fens, staying on Boylston

    * Go R on Fenway

    * Turn R on Agassiz Rd.

  • Newton-Brookline-Back Bay Run

    This run is perfect for people who want to get a feel for the Boston Marathon by running its last stretch which includes Heartbreak Hill. The public transit "T ride" will take you about 35 minutes from Downtown.

    * Catch the T green line from Downtown or Back Bay and take it to Woodland station

    * Go R and follow the sidewalk of Washington Street

    * Turn R on Commonwealth Ave. past the fire station

    * Run for about a 4 mile stretch on Commonwealth through the Newton area

    * This part of the route will include the uphill infamous "Heartbreak Hill"

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