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:
This health club is a small executive fitness center convenient for those working or staying in the nearby area. If you're not within a block or two walk of this club, we would recommend sweating elsewhere due to its diminutive size and limited hours (closed weekends).
Since Boston is the birthplace of the power yoga guru Baron Baptiste, we felt compelled to add his eponymous studios to the list. It's always a special treat to practice at the home studio of a "famous yogi," as the energy and intensity seem to be particularly high.
The Brookline Village rep for this small chain of locally owned and operated health clubs is a convenient option for those staying in this area. Upon entering the club, we immediately noticed the high ceilings, white walls and the natural light flowing in via huge windows.
An in-house lap pool is the only missing feature at this well-equipped health club.
Of the many Hot Yoga studios in the greater Boston area, this one in Harvard Square is one of the largest. There are floor to ceiling windows that overlook Harvard Square, and the common areas feature hardwood flooring. The whole space is modern and attractive.
This Back Bay boutique fitness studio offers a variety of classes (livestream too) including Burn Camp, Power Burn, Vinyasa Yoga, Full Body Fusion, TRX Bootcamp and more. Burn has two practice rooms with hard wood flooring, big windows that afford ample natural light. It's a cool space.
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.
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
Down Under School of Yoga is a teaching school and yoga studio. This space has attractive wood floors, exposed brick walls and lots of windows for natural light to flow through. While the studio does NOT have showers, there are changing rooms and several restrooms available for freshening up.
Are you kidding me? This place is unbelievable! Here, you will find hundreds of high-end machines (many with LCD televisions attached) throughout a beautifully decorated and well-managed state-of-the-art facility. With its art filled walls, contemporary vibe and limited membership, we almost forgot we were in a health club!
Located in the Belvedere Arcade section of the Prudential Center, Flywheel Sports Back Bay offers more than just an indoor cycling experience.
Forget any preconceived notions you may have about women only clubs. This place means athletic-minded business with its 35,000 square feet of fitness and wellness bliss organized on two floors.
This multi-level Y is located on the northeastern edge of Northeastern University.
For guests of the Hyatt Regency Boston or those staying near it, follow this route to get to the fantastic Charles River activity trails.
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.
This community center is located in Boston's Theater District and Chinatown. Connected to the Doubletree, hotel guests can access the impressive YMCA through an in-house elevator. Talk about convenient! Most Y facilities are built to serve the surrounding community, and this one is no exception.
