Beaches and mountains and parks, oh, my! 13 great places to run in L.A.
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There's no need for an expensive gym membership. With an average of 266 days of sunshine a year, L.A.'s spectacular weather nearly begs you to ditch the treadmill for the beach, hiking trail or park. And many are right in our backyards -- or at least only a short drive away. We've collected 13 of our favorite places to run in L.A., from scenic ocean-side paths in Santa Monica and Venice to more rigorous inclines in Griffith Park and Rustic Canyon. -- Kelsey Ramos, Los Angeles Times |
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50PlusSam at 8:12 AM November 12, 2010
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50PlusSam at 7:59 AM November 12, 2010
You may be right but it depends where you live in the city. Sometimes it involves logistics, which Puts you desire off, especially if you keep doing activities on a regular basis. The gym is nearby and there's no need for another long drive to get there. Also you can to your training on your way home and get home clean and fresh after.
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They should have included Portuguese Bend in PV.
http://www.pvplc.org/_lands/portuguese_bend.asp