Everyone has a thing. Mine is the New York City Marathon. I ran it for the first time in 1996, and this year will be my 24th time running it.

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!

Haunted New York has a surprising amount of creepy places and ghastly sightings, from Amityville Horror House and Lake Placid to Sleepy Hollow.

Where to find the most haunted runs in America, from coast to coast.

In honor of Halloween, I put together this guide to haunted Brooklyn, with a list of the best spooky spots to run by.

Of all the runs in New York City, Central Park is the most iconic.

The best Halloween races will help you get in the spirit of the spooky season while logging some miles.

I’ve lived in Brooklyn for most of my NYC life, and I have to say it’s my favorite place to live and run.

If you’re an avid traveler and runner, these top destination races will give you a thrilling experience.

These 20 dog-friendly places in NYC will give you plenty to enjoy with your fur kid in the city.

Whether you’re visiting or a resident, these Brooklyn running routes will inspire you.

The best parks in NYC offer beautiful views and space to enjoy the outdoors.

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

If you’re looking for unique 5K races to add some variety to your running, here are 10 one-of-a-kind bucket list races in the U.S.

As a longtime running coach and events planner, I’ve tried many running map apps and sites and compiled my list of the most user-friendly running map apps.

The most scenic marathons in the world offer breathtaking views of mountains, coastlines, cityscapes, and iconic landmarks.

Women are now a majority of runners, as there are more women runners than men.

From the most popular half marathon in the world to the most scenic, these are some of the best half marathons to run.

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

With over 22 miles of coastline, wide boulevards, and lots of great mural-spotting opportunities, Chicago is a great city for running.