Epic New York Runs

The Upper West Side Run - From the UWS? Know your neighborhood like you’ve never known it before. Hardly ever been here? Know the UWS like a native.

The Upper West Side is on anyone’s list of most beautiful neighborhoods in New York. But, even locals have a hard time knowing the most beautiful streets and landmarks beyond their nearby corner of the UWS.

This run covers the most beautiful streets, landmarks, parks, churches, synagogues, restaurants, stores and monuments on the Upper West Side. At the end of this run, you will know the Upper West Side like you have never known it before!

Women of Central Park
Sunday June 7
Meet 8:00: Time-Warner Center Lobby
Start 8:30: Columbus Circle - Maine Monument
Distance: 3 to 7.5 Miles
Pace: SPECIAL NOTE. This is a recovery run for the 6/6 NYRR Mini 10K, run the day before our event. Pace will average 12:00 min/mile, including breaks for important points along the way.

More than just a pretty space, Central Park transformed life for women in New York and across our country. The Woman of Central Park Run explores the intimate relationship between women and the Park, the contributions, often profound, that Central Park has made to women and the meaningful contributions that women have made to creating the haven we treasure, today.

The Women of Central Park takes a deeper look at the history of women's rights than the Monumental Women Run. For those with an interest in women's rights, civil liberties and Central Park, this event will provide meaningful insights into the fight for civil liberties and the hills left to conquer.

Special Juneteenth Running Tribute!
Harlem Heroes Run, Sunday June 14
8:00 Meet - Cafe Amtira, 301 W 110th Street
8:30 Start - Frederic Douglass Circle 110th & Central Park West
End: Carrot Top Pastries, 165th & Broadway
9:00 min/mile pace group 11 miles, 11:30 m/m pace group 8 miles

For years, running groups throughout New York have joined the Harlem Heroes Run in tribute to Black History month. Last year, our Run was covered by the legendary Amsterdam News.
The Run passes Harlem sites that highlight those great heroes, African-Americans and others, who made our world a better place. Given the events of this past year, many will find the run especially meaningful.
Stops will be short and the topics exciting. There will be 9mm and 11+mm pace groups. The full run is 8 miles for 11+mm and 11 miles for 9mm pace groups. (Subway stops on the route for those on shorter runs.)
Runners will gather at Cafe Amrita to warm up before our start, 310 W 110th St. The run ends at Carrot Top Pastries, 165th & Broadway, Best of New York for pastries & breakfast!