Jason Devaney

Washington
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  1. Hains Point - Cycling

    Washington

    Hains Point is an island that offers views of Washington, D.C. and the surrounding areas.

  2. Potomac Heritage Trail - Hiking

    Washington

    The Potomac Heritage Trail is comprised of several trails through three states and the District of Columbia, totaling 830 miles.

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    Where to Log Winter Miles in Washington DC

    Washington

    It may be chilly, but blissfully uncrowded trails are a welcome reward for braving the conditions to log winter miles in DC.

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    On Home Turf: A World-Class Ultrarunner Reveals His Favorite D.C. Routes

    Washington

    World-class ultrarunner, Michael Wardian, unveils his favorite training destinations in his hometown of DC as well as what makes them special.

  5. W&OD Trail - Cycling

    Washington

    The W&OD Trail is built on an old train line and stretches 45 miles to the western suburbs of Washington, D.C.

  6. Mount Weather - Cycling

    Washington

    Mount Weather is a challenging climb for road cyclists, and it has both a north and south route.

  7. Sugarloaf Mountain - Cycling

    Washington

    Sugarloaf Mountain is a 1.3-mile climb that is a great mid-ride challenge for road cyclists.

  8. Prince William Forest Park - Cycling

    Washington

    Prince William Forest Park has 11 miles of paved roads and is ideal for both outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife watchers

  9. Rock Creek Park - Cycling

    Washington

    Rock Creek Park cuts through the center of the nation’s capital and offers miles of roads and paved paths for cyclists.

  10. Capital Crescent Trail - Road Running

    Washington

    The Capital Crescent Trail is a 7-mile paved route that links Bethesda, Md. with the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

  11. Custis Trail - Road Running

    Washington

    The Custis Trail is a four-mile paved route that serves as a crucial connector between two major trails in the Washington, D.C. area.

  12. Mount Vernon Trail - Cycling

    Washington

    The 18-mile Mount Vernon Trail starts at Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, and skirts along the George Washington Memorial Parkway and the Potomac River.

  13. Skyline Drive Scenic Highway - Cycling

    Washington

    Skyline Drive is a 105-mile scenic road that climbs 15,000 feet through Shenandoah National Park.

  14. National Mall - Road Running

    Washington

    The National Mall stretches nearly two miles between the Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol Building in the heart of the nation’s capital.

  15. W&OD Trail - Road Running

    Washington

    The W&OD Trail is a 45-mile paved trail stretching from just outside of Washington, D.C. to the suburbs in western Loudoun County, Va.

  16. Hains Point - Road Running

    Washington

    Hains Point is an island on the southwestern corner of Washington, D.C. with a four-mile road tailor-made for running.

  17. Fairfax County Parkway Trail - Road Running

    Washington

    The Fairfax County Parkway Trail travels from north to south through one of the busiest areas in the Washington, D.C. region.

  18. Capital Crescent Trail - Cycling

    Washington

    The 7-mile Capital Crescent Trail is a crucial link between Montgomery County, Md. and Washington, D.C.

  19. Rock Creek Park - Trail Running

    Washington

    Rock Creek Park boasts 32 miles of trails over several route options.

  20. Mount Vernon Trail - Road Running

    Washington

    The 18-mile Mount Vernon Trail links Arlington, Va. with the home of George Washington, south of Alexandria.

  21. Burke Lake Park - Trail Running

    Washington

    The gravel trail at Burke Lake Park measures 4.7 miles and features a gentle elevation profile.

  22. Wakefield Park - Trail Running

    Washington

    Wakefield Park features several miles of singletrack and doubletrack trails.

  23. Fountainhead Regional Park - Trail Running

    Washington

    Fountainhead Regional Park is less than 30 miles from the nation's capital and serves as a great starting point for an 18-mile trail.

  24. Seneca Creek State Park - Trail Running

    Washington

    A slice of the Seneca Creek State Park sits around a lake outside of Washington, D.C. and has more than 11 miles of trails.

  25. C&O Canal Towpath - Trail Running

    Washington

    Stretching 184.5 miles from Washington, D.C. to Cumberland, Md., the C&O Canal Towpath is a piece of American history.