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8 scenic running loops

Lakes, giant trees and Doi Suthep straight ahead: eight running loops in Chiang Mai, from a short evening lap to a 4 km round with mountains all around.

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Shortest lap to longest

1Buak Haad Park

Under 500 m lapShady

Buak Hat Park, in the southwest corner of the old city. Shady, with a pond, but a lap is under five hundred metres, so it's best for easy evening runs.

2Royal Park Rajapruek

Free, outside the gate1 km flat track

The plaza in front of Royal Park Rajapruek. It's outside the ticket gate, so it's free, with a flat one kilometre track.

3Railway Park

Opposite the station1 km loop

Right across from the train station. Big trees over the whole park, and the outer loop is about one kilometre.

4Rama IX Lanna Park

1.4 km lake loop

Rama Nine Lanna Park in the north. One lap around the big lake is about one point four kilometres.

5Ang Kaew Reservoir

About 1.5 km lapSunset views

At the university. One and a half kilometres a lap, with Doi Suthep straight ahead. Go at sunset.

6Provincial Park

Three ponds2 km loop

The provincial park by the city hall, with three ponds. The full loop is two kilometres.

7700th Anniversary Stadium

2+ km loopBusy evenings

The seven hundredth anniversary stadium. The outer loop is a bit over two kilometres, and it gets busy in the evening.

8Huai Tueng Thao

20 baht entry4 km lap

A little further out, Huai Tueng Thao. Twenty baht to get in, then one four kilometre lap with mountains all around.

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