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1. rachaeltoni said: Fantasyland, or when there was no lineup for a ride ;)
2. jess-agi likes this
3. clarassicpark said: epcot or the boardwalk!
4. charrrrizard said: I’m not a big runner, but I liked just running around like a 5-year old kid again
5. beckaneer said: The path that connects Old Key West and Downtown Disney. There usually aren’t a lot of people who use that path and it’s a nice run.
6. wonderlandsfantasy reblogged this from disneybound and added:

   into alice and tomorrow land!

7. retrorag reblogged this from disneybound and added:

   Right into Goofy’s Confectionery.

8. switchtodecaf said: To the concession stands.
9. carpediemi3aby likes this
10. elusivepeace said: Disney’s Boardwalk is nice in the morning! It’s a little too crowded if you’re an evening runner, though.
11. jackoraptor said: Depends on where you’re staying! Some of the resorts have trails - like the Coronado Springs and the Caribbean Beach have built in trails. They’re not particularly long, but they’re good if you want a paved out trail. Hope this helps! Have fun :)
12. nobodylovesringostarr said: The path between Epcot and HS
13. oh-erika said: Totally agree with elizabethmary!!
14. elizabethmaryy said: If you go to the Port Orleans Hotel there is a bike trail that’s used for the little surreys that goes parallel with the river that separates the two New Orleans hotels. It’s paved and under trees so it won’t be too sunny. It’s great!
15. humcup said: Boardwalk Resort is really nice! It’s usually pretty breezy, nice views, not too crowded. It connects to the back entrance of Epcot if you wanted to do World Expo, too. Or watch Illuminations on a night run!
16. existentialgumchewer said: The trails through the wilderness lodge are lovely. That’s where we always stay when we go, so I’m totally biased.
17. i-cangothe-distance said: I don’t run but Fort Wilderness is great for that.
18. sonictheonlyhedgehog said: The World Expo
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