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Baochi Hill Park, Huai'an [Photo/jschina.com.cn] |
Bochi Hill Park route in Huai'an
Total length: 4km
Bochi Hill Park is now the biggest comprehensive park in Huai'an. It is characterized by being lively and tranquil. It features both water and hills and represents contemporary society and history.
As one of the places listed in the seventy-two blessed places in Taoism, the hill is named according to its unique terrace. Bochi Hill Park is built beside it and serves as a recreational center for local citizens.
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Cangwu Park, Lianyungang [Photo/jschina.com.cn] |
Cangwu Park route in Lianyungang
Total length: 5km
Built in 1997, Cangwu Park is now a cultural and sports center in Lianyungang. It has a full set of recreational facilities and is divided into five squares and six gardens. Every year, more than two hundred public sports activities are held here.
Winding through ginkgo woods, a fishing center and a bamboo island, the five-kilometer course will give you a pleasant jogging experience.
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Xuanwu Lake, Nanjing [Photo/jschina.com.cn] |
Xuanwu Lake route in Nanjing
Total length: 9.2km
The lake road of Xuanwu Lake is regarded as a golden route for running and jogging because of its good condition, convenience location and beautiful natural views. It is also much favored as the site for sports activities and competitions.
In summer, the best time for jogging is in the morning or evening to avoid high temperatures and strong sunlight.
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Xiaotaoyuan, Nanjing [Photo/jschina.com.cn] |
Xiaotaoyuan route in Nanjing (near Binjiang Road)
Total length: 10km
This route around Xiaotaoyuan has an abundance of open space and stretches towards the waterside piers and platforms. Walking down along the riverside presents wonderful views of the city that slowly unfurl into sight.
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