Road Running in Charleston, SC
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This 5.4 mile run is a gorgeous route that makes you feel like you are beach running, without the sand. Best time of day to go is at sunset, and keep an eye out for dolphins as you're crossing over the bridge to Sullivan's Island.
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This route is a way to experience several different sections of Charleston by foot. Run along The Battery and eventually through the heart of downtown on this 4.1 mile run that will loop you around the southern half of the peninsula.
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Brittlebank Park is a great jump-off for a run to the Battery or Hampton Park. Situated on the Ashley River, there are some killer views here to stretch to.
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Hampton Park is one part gorgeous and two parts wide open green space. Enjoy this park nestled in the midst of downtown Charleston with Fido or a friend.
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This 2.5 mile over and back run of the Arthur Ravenel Bridge is one of the best routes in the city. From the top of the bridge you can spot Sullivan's Island, Mount Pleasant, and downtown Charleston all in one vista.
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This 12-foot wide, paved path in the humble and authentic town of Beaufort, S.C. is a great place to enjoy a walk or run that is steeped in history and tradition.
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