Nature & Outdoors
Running Cranston: 4.8 Mile Valentine's Day Run
Here’s a 4.8 mile run that skirts the Garden City, Woodridge and Eden Park neighborhoods in somewhat of a Valentine’s Day theme. It starts off on a hill* to the Garden City Center. From there it takes a small detour through Woodridge before dropping you onto the runners’ purgatory of Reservoir Avenue. It won’t last long. A sharp right onto Barnsdale and you’re winding passed the bungalows of Eden Part. A mile down Pontiac Avenue completes the run.
*Hill is a relative term in Cranston. A Vermonter might miss it altogether.
Previously in Running
Running CranstonRunning Cranston: 3 Mile Run in Eden Park and Garden City
Running Cranston: 3 Mile Run (Gaspee Days Route)
Running Cranston: 5 Mile Loop Around Mulligan’s Island
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