Whether you’re visiting NYC or live in the city and want to see something new on your run, you’re in luck because NYC street art is incredible!

I’ve been running around New York City since 2012, and these are my picks for the 25 best places to run in NYC.

Whether you’re running the Brooklyn Bridge or checking out the NYC skyline from Brooklyn Bridge Park, you’ll definitely be inspired.

New York City is an exciting place to run, and full of unique races ranging from the world’s largest marathon to urban street races and midnight runs.

Runstreet is excited to partner with Bklyn Treks for the Haunted Brooklyn 5K Run and Walk to celebrate Halloween, our favorite holiday!

As Small Business Saturday rolls around, I wanted to offer recommendations of some of the best small businesses in NYC, many of them women-owned and black-owned businesses.

A massive new mural by artist JR has gone up at Domino Park in Brooklyn.

Mental health discussions come to the light thanks to a new mural campaign that has sprung up in Brooklyn called You Are Not Alone. In honor of Mental Health month, prominent street artists have lent their brushes to the cause.

The inaugural Runstreet Daydream 5K Art Run & Festival presented by Clif Bar was a swimming success full of paint, glitter, smiles, tacos and miles. From sparkling unicorns to dogs in fairy costumes to onesie-clad runners, the costumed run waves were a hit! We loved bringing our vision of a day of fantasy, play, color, art, music and running to life, and were lucky to work with so many amazing NYC street artists in the process.

Jose has transformed his life by beginning a running program that led him to lose 50 lbs, meet friends all over the world and run 200 races!

It's been a busy fall at Runstreet, with our first year of art runs in full swing and street art runs from Brooklyn to Manhattan to Queens. We've seen incredible new murals and enjoyed lots of miles and smiles together.

The Wolf Pack descended on Bushwick for an out-of-this-world art run on Sunday, July 31, 2016. We hit the world-famous street art mecca at the Bushwick Collective on our running adventure, stopping to snap shots of the amazing murals lining the streets.

With 100 runners, amazing Brooklyn street art and endless creativity, it was very hard for us to pick a photo contest winner.

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