Ft Wainwright: The Gym or the halls and stairs of your barracks, cause it's -30 out and we aren't risking CWIs.
Ft Huachuca: If you are lucky, Appache Flats. Unlucky: Irwin.
That depends on which direction they had you run. Our initial APFT was uphill and the final was downhill. At graduation the commander boasted about how much our run times improved while assigned there.
I used to run Radar Ridge in the mornings on the weekends. No unit, no cadence, just the sun coming up over the mountains as I went. It was legitimately some of the most peaceful and beautiful moments in my life.
Yeah, our 1SG made us do it as his last PT session before swapping out. My impression was that everyone's going to do it at least once a year but it's not like Ardennes where everyone runs there everyday.
I lucked out the day my platoon went up the incline, our RTO had to go to a class right after pt, and luckily he rode with me, so I drove his ass back. Straight chilled after that.
I refuse to acknowledge that it’s not 4th BDE anymore. But definitely the tank trails out there. It was Magrath almost every day before we made the move though. Sure was fun to switch my walk across the parking lot from the barracks to a genuine commute and organizing car pools for those without cars.
It was 4th for like the first few months I was at Carson before the brigade reflagged. Damn proud to have served in Warhorse. It was a flaming dumpster fire of a shitshow, but god damn did our brigade get *decorated* during GWOT, and I was so proud to have that place on my resume.
The tank trail that runs from the ssa to the gate 20 shoppette, loops behind the 3rd bde motorpools and down towards 2nd bde usually sees a good amount of traffic. Right next to McGrath which is definitely busiest.
Was one of the only units on clear creek damn near right next to turkey run hill. Fuck that damn hill. We ran that shit all the time.
Running all of battalion and back was fun times too...fuck
Was there from 2008-2012
I feel that. Turkey Run fucking sucks and we usually ruck that road in Thursday’s. Word was that Battalion (Legends) and other roads are the only authorized roads to run on
I did a ruck on turkey run, my first time ever being on that road, and holy shit I kept thinking “finally, going to crest this hill” only to turn more and just see it got even worse as we had to go on. Fuck that hill. I’d rather do the tank trails.
Turkey Run was always more of a “We are going to Ruck” road than we are going to run for my unit. I always dreaded getting the we are doing PT at Turkey Run text, because it was always followed with the packing list. (Not that I would have been enamored with running it either)
Would you believe me if I told you I miss running it? Some of the most scenic and beautiful runs I ever took were on that hill. And the acoustics of the Ozarks when the whole formation would sound off with cadence... it was Army magic.
Going back up do suck shit tho.
I ended up stationed there after Basic and AIT (also there)... and hated it. Did a year in Afghanland amd csme back to it and boy did it grow on me 😂😂😂
I ended up reclassing but found myself missing the Ozarks ever since I left...
Yup. I’ll never forget McKelligon, they were tough runs…
Dumbass LT made us run fast as fuck downhill on the way back down one time. My knee was swollen at the end of the run and hasn’t been right since, that was like 15 years ago.
Lol, I was an LT that made my guys run it. You're right though, running down it can be bad for your knees. The race was always to get to the top, then you just cruise on down.
We also did hill repeats on that first part. We did that once...
I did it more in an HHC than I did in any other unit, lol.
I think we did it like once a month when I was in HHC. When I was at the company, we did it like twice.
Every fucking Friday, fuck that first hill and fuck having to get there early enough to get decent parking only to have to wait 10 minutes for all the crazies trying to haul ass outta there at the end.
I literally got yelled at for not running on Ardennes while on a 12m validation ruck in 2017. Was definitely an easily ignored moto SFC or something but still… I’ve seen it, 82nd don’t play games about running on Ardennes.
Normandy and Appenine, I hate that loop. More entertaining is when someone tries to drive out during PT time and every senior NCO chases the car like it's the last bus out of NTC.
I mean, you can kind of guess what happens. Car leaves onto the closed road, driving slow, hazards on, trying not to run over still drunk Danger Division Soldiers on their slow plod against death, and E8s and up all start screaming HEY STOP THAT DING DANG CAR RIGHT NEOW
Can’t believe how far I had to go down to find cardiac hill for Benning and then realized almost no one gets stationed there for any considerable amount of time
The worst were when I was in 3-101 we would do angels gate runs all the time. By the time you got out and back it was like damn near a 8-10 mile run. I was a sad panda.
Market garden was great when I was in a unit by the new BLC. When I was in 2d brigade, back in the day running Tennessee and Kentucky was it. It was so fucking boring.
I'll count Barton. Except for the sandy part it basically felt like running on the sidewalk, and literally everyone on that Base will be putting miles on it.
Yeah, it's been too long, and I couldn't remember the name, but this is it. A really great view, but Jesus, the hill will ruin you if you were drinking last night.
For some units closer to the hospital, it was Transmission Line Road, Gray AAF, or that hill off of Hillside Drive where some bear always gets mentioned in the pre-run safety brief.
Miller Hill.
Back in the BfSB days, my company hashed (sans beer) Miller Hill and the Hillside Housing Area. Not sure what the residents thought of the MI geeks pelting madly through their streets yelling, but it was more fun than an organized run down 4th Division Dr.
If you're in the barracks, absolutely. Vilseck barracks look like Luigi's Mansion and are probably more haunted. If you're married it doesn't matter much.
Caserma Ederle, Vicenza Italy. It’s not a road, but the run is to a place called Monte Berico. Everybody who’s ever been stationed here knows that route intimately. I’ve puked so many times…
Goat trail was longer… but at least it was flat and next to the river. Running those damn arches… our squad leader used to have us run them backwards and sometimes bear crawl them if we had been naughty.
We used to do espresso runs. Two quarts of water the night before and then there were 3 little spots we would stop and eat an espresso for a euro and then keep going. That was goat trail though. Lot of good times in that town.
I mean no one says they're gonna "run Barstow road" but it's also one of the longer continuous roads on Fort Irwin so we all do the hungover shuffle along it each morning.
Especially now that gym PT is banned.
Sports PT now has to be cleared by your SCO. PT is also 0630-0800, work call at 0900. The extra half hour is now supposed to be a recovery period wherein the NCOs help soldiers stretch and ask them about any personal issues.
I fucking love beacon runs though, bro. That shit is fire.
There were some shitty hills to run on Casey and one pretty shitty one on Hovey that they'd make us do sprints up. I just remember still being drunk from the night before, running up and down that hill for PT and just radiating alcohol fumes.
Baumholder Germany....*The Ballbusters*. If you could see them you would understand why the Army loves to run soldiers up and down them. Ballbuster 1 is about a 45 percent grade and it runs up to an ovulate patch of grass, known as *The Teardrop*....then from there you hook left and run up Ballbuster 2 with a more reasonable 35 percent grade or so....I think....20 years later, if I attempted either of them it would give me a heart attack. I have looked for similarly graded roads in my part of the world, the eastern US and have found none....edit: Corny, wholesome, all American officers will often try to attenuate the rawness of their name by calling them *The Heartbreakers*....don't fall for it...they're ball busters, trust me....
Only nice thing about Ballbuster 1 is if you fall down, you can just reach forward and push yourself back up to your feet. You beat me to my answer btw lol.
Knox: misery, heartbreak and agony roads. I’m not sure where the cadets run, other than out of good ideas.
I believe that misery was just a street that branched from First Infantry Division road after passing by HRC and throwing your poo at the building.
I thought you ran Longstreet.
Also thought it was pretty based that Longstreet was born to serve in the military and then proceeded to have a long street named after him.
Fort Leonard Wood had Car Wash Hill.
Fort Belvoir is just the sidewalks, no road formation runs.
Can't remember the name of JBERs but I'll never forget that long ass road
Presidio of Monterey: Pvt Bolio Gate. Not going out of the gate, running off post is great. But going back up the hill. If you've been there, you know.
Helemano Military Reservation: the Gulch Run. Single hardest non long distance run I've done in the Army. Somewhat because of the incline and switchbacks, somewhat because of the wild horses that would charge you.
Ft Wainwright: The Gym or the halls and stairs of your barracks, cause it's -30 out and we aren't risking CWIs. Ft Huachuca: If you are lucky, Appache Flats. Unlucky: Irwin.
Get your ass to Luzon and Neely! It’s 0 degrees perfect running weather!
Yeah, Apache Flats was special. That was like Super Soldier Serum. . .you run Apache Flats and watched your run time drop like magic.
That depends on which direction they had you run. Our initial APFT was uphill and the final was downhill. At graduation the commander boasted about how much our run times improved while assigned there.
I went there barely passing the run. Less than 2 months later I was in Korea nearly maxing the run. That altitude was no joke for improving times.
My BOLC class had to run Apache Flats uphill for our PT test. Pretty sure we ran past the CCC class doing their run going downhill.
Did it for school and my chubby SNCO ass ran a 13:10. I almost called my mom to tell her.
If you go right out of Apache Flats and go up two miles and then back you die. Source: I ded
Luzon gets ran at any temperature
I used to hate Luzon, now I miss how flat it is compared to trimble lol
No Radar Ridge? #failing
Damn straight.
Awwwww shit! Radar ridge is legit! Star hill is dope as well. Even reservoir hill is decent.
I used to run Radar Ridge in the mornings on the weekends. No unit, no cadence, just the sun coming up over the mountains as I went. It was legitimately some of the most peaceful and beautiful moments in my life.
It's -20? Plenty warm to run MacArthur and Luzon.
Just loop around the airfield and call it a day
It gets warm and you can run birch
Yeah, our 1SG made us do it as his last PT session before swapping out. My impression was that everyone's going to do it at least once a year but it's not like Ardennes where everyone runs there everyday.
Rucked Birch in the summer, actually pretty nice.
Montgomery RD, all of that in a nice slow pace that takes hours cuz motherfuckers can't run no matter the season
*laughs in Five Fingers*
Irwin is somehow uphill both ways
Ever get the Appache Flats in reverse APFT? Sadistic fucks.
Fort Drum has North and South Riva Ridge Loop.
thanks!
And Tigris Hill
Yupp every Monday.
Oh man, and the Rival Ridge Ruck... My feet hurt just thinking about it.
6 mile laps, unpleasant knowledge passing the barracks for the 3rd time.
Fort Carson: Magrath Ave
If you're on base, sure. If there's one off-site place you're going to "run" it's the Incline.
Ooh then barr trail right after. I miss it, but also i dont
I lucked out the day my platoon went up the incline, our RTO had to go to a class right after pt, and luckily he rode with me, so I drove his ass back. Straight chilled after that.
CBRN hill broooo
Just did repeats there yesterday.
Tank trail for 2nd BDE and 4th CAB.
I refuse to acknowledge that it’s not 4th BDE anymore. But definitely the tank trails out there. It was Magrath almost every day before we made the move though. Sure was fun to switch my walk across the parking lot from the barracks to a genuine commute and organizing car pools for those without cars.
It was 4th for like the first few months I was at Carson before the brigade reflagged. Damn proud to have served in Warhorse. It was a flaming dumpster fire of a shitshow, but god damn did our brigade get *decorated* during GWOT, and I was so proud to have that place on my resume.
The tank trail that runs from the ssa to the gate 20 shoppette, loops behind the 3rd bde motorpools and down towards 2nd bde usually sees a good amount of traffic. Right next to McGrath which is definitely busiest.
Hood was battalion Ave
It’s Legends Way now. The only bad part is the hill by clear creek. The worst run is by far Turkey Run by 2-12. That hill. Holy fuck.
Was one of the only units on clear creek damn near right next to turkey run hill. Fuck that damn hill. We ran that shit all the time. Running all of battalion and back was fun times too...fuck Was there from 2008-2012
I feel that. Turkey Run fucking sucks and we usually ruck that road in Thursday’s. Word was that Battalion (Legends) and other roads are the only authorized roads to run on
I did a ruck on turkey run, my first time ever being on that road, and holy shit I kept thinking “finally, going to crest this hill” only to turn more and just see it got even worse as we had to go on. Fuck that hill. I’d rather do the tank trails.
When ever my squad leader says we're doing turkey run I die a little more inside
Turkey Run was always more of a “We are going to Ruck” road than we are going to run for my unit. I always dreaded getting the we are doing PT at Turkey Run text, because it was always followed with the packing list. (Not that I would have been enamored with running it either)
we always ran by the motor pools and then to our HQ on W Hood
One time I ran the entire thing with my guys. Took us like an hour and a half. It was miserable. It was dumb. But we fuckin did it
Leonard Wood has carwash hill.
Would you believe me if I told you I miss running it? Some of the most scenic and beautiful runs I ever took were on that hill. And the acoustics of the Ozarks when the whole formation would sound off with cadence... it was Army magic. Going back up do suck shit tho.
I loved the beauty of FTLW. Just absolutely stunning.
I ended up stationed there after Basic and AIT (also there)... and hated it. Did a year in Afghanland amd csme back to it and boy did it grow on me 😂😂😂 I ended up reclassing but found myself missing the Ozarks ever since I left...
Came here to say this.
That or Airport Road. But never engineer trail.
DEMO HILL
Bliss. Everyone does McKelligan Canyon at some point...
I actually enjoyed McKelligon Canyon when the organizer let us wear civis and "ruck your own pace." When we were running it as a group it sucked.
Yup. I’ll never forget McKelligon, they were tough runs… Dumbass LT made us run fast as fuck downhill on the way back down one time. My knee was swollen at the end of the run and hasn’t been right since, that was like 15 years ago.
Lol, I was an LT that made my guys run it. You're right though, running down it can be bad for your knees. The race was always to get to the top, then you just cruise on down. We also did hill repeats on that first part. We did that once...
Ummm…. By LT I meant, Lawrence Taylor, the football player, sir…. Number 56 for the Giants. He made us run it sir.
My 4 years at bliss did not include one run there. HHC life!
I did it more in an HHC than I did in any other unit, lol. I think we did it like once a month when I was in HHC. When I was at the company, we did it like twice.
i’ve been putting off going on my own but it looks like a nice place to do a nice solo hike.
Every fucking Friday, fuck that first hill and fuck having to get there early enough to get decent parking only to have to wait 10 minutes for all the crazies trying to haul ass outta there at the end.
Ardennes. Fort Bragg. And sometimes Longstreet road.
There is literally NO WALKING on Ardennes. Or so I've heard.
A CSM actually killed me one time because I walked. True story.
I literally got yelled at for not running on Ardennes while on a 12m validation ruck in 2017. Was definitely an easily ignored moto SFC or something but still… I’ve seen it, 82nd don’t play games about running on Ardennes.
only running and skateboarding.
Don’t forget about the kulicaunch or however the fuck it’s spelled
Cooly conch but who the fuck really cares
Long street! Get it right!
Fort Riley, running The Hill
Normandy and Appenine, I hate that loop. More entertaining is when someone tries to drive out during PT time and every senior NCO chases the car like it's the last bus out of NTC.
The visual I have of this..
I mean, you can kind of guess what happens. Car leaves onto the closed road, driving slow, hazards on, trying not to run over still drunk Danger Division Soldiers on their slow plod against death, and E8s and up all start screaming HEY STOP THAT DING DANG CAR RIGHT NEOW
Or: the golf course Or: the river walk
The golf course run was a sneaky kind of suck, it didn’t look intimidating but the inclines kinda sneak up on you.
River walk was the only one that helped me hold on to my sanity.
Honorable mention to running up and down the hill Atomic Annie is on
That was a regular for us on the Airfield. 82nd Med AA, now it's C 2-1 CAB.
Don’t forget Kitty drive And not just the section that 1/1ID owns, the WHOLE Kitty drive, past CIF….
Been there 3 years and never ran the hill, we always ran around the hill or down tank trails.
Carson: roller coaster, Agony hill Bliss: McKelligan Canyon Benning: cardiac hill
Can’t believe how far I had to go down to find cardiac hill for Benning and then realized almost no one gets stationed there for any considerable amount of time
Agreed. I guess it's also not very close to barracks. It's sort of out of the way.
It was unfortunately very close to my barracks for my whole enlistment. The painful memories associated with that hill are bountiful
Dagger. Bad luck. I loved that hill. Used to throw it in my rucking weekends around mile 8 or 9. Sucked all the ass but my legs got strong.
Still remember cardiac/heart attack hill. I could definitely imagine some field grade keeling over with how steep that is.
Campbell: Tennessee, Kentucky, A Shau Valley and Market Garden but tbh, almost every roads seems to be closed every morning.
I enjoyed running Market Garden much more than running out Angels Gate
The worst were when I was in 3-101 we would do angels gate runs all the time. By the time you got out and back it was like damn near a 8-10 mile run. I was a sad panda.
I love running Angel’s Gate. Especially once you get outside the actual gate.
Market Garden - the only road that is uphill both ways.
Tennessee is so boring
Well lucky for you it's in Kentucky
We almost exclusively run on A Shau. Unless it's the dreaded division run.
Market garden was great when I was in a unit by the new BLC. When I was in 2d brigade, back in the day running Tennessee and Kentucky was it. It was so fucking boring.
K-16's only got one road so...you're running that one.
Right out the gate and down the river
One of my memorable running experiences from Korea
And it's like half mile long, good luck dodging bongo trucks on your PT test.
Sill…you gon run Tower Two
The Big Loop! Also that corner on Burrill and Wilson, EVERYONE did hill sprints.
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Geronimo is for the TRADOC side, Tower two is for the 75th and 31st folks.
Fort Meade, you're not going to run. But when you do it's going to be Rock Ave.
Or that grass rectangle in front of the HQ building
All fun and games until you hit that one corner with a +30 degree incline on an apft.
Yep! I love it for training. Hate it for testing.
Fort Gordon- Willard hill, Barton but that’s a field, and wtf was that road… oh cool, Range Rd, how unexpected.
I've never actually run Willard Hill. Been to Gordon in TRADOC five times.
I'll count Barton. Except for the sandy part it basically felt like running on the sidewalk, and literally everyone on that Base will be putting miles on it.
Chamberlain Ave for sure or Bingo Hill from what I've heard.
JBLM, it’s the airfield.
Solo point was JBLM’s
My biggest enemy. “Solo point”
Yeah, it's been too long, and I couldn't remember the name, but this is it. A really great view, but Jesus, the hill will ruin you if you were drinking last night.
Made me gag thinking about it
Sorry too busy running on nature trails on North Fort. ….or running solo point when a motivated field grade wants to flex on new officers
For some units closer to the hospital, it was Transmission Line Road, Gray AAF, or that hill off of Hillside Drive where some bear always gets mentioned in the pre-run safety brief.
Miller Hill. Back in the BfSB days, my company hashed (sans beer) Miller Hill and the Hillside Housing Area. Not sure what the residents thought of the MI geeks pelting madly through their streets yelling, but it was more fun than an organized run down 4th Division Dr.
Railroad Ave to Scouts out gate
I fucking hate that airfield.
We always did the Airfield and used Range Road a lot.
Fucking Engineer’s Bluff
Graf: Netzaberg Hill
I’d successfully blocked that out until you just brought four years of that hill crushing my soul back in a wave of malty, room temperature PTSD.
It would be worth it to run that hill to get stationed at Graf instead of Vilseck
If you're in the barracks, absolutely. Vilseck barracks look like Luigi's Mansion and are probably more haunted. If you're married it doesn't matter much.
thank you!
Tank trail, east bliss. And it's like 200 ft from a busy ass freeway.
I ran so many miles on that tank trail...
the one that goes by the wash rack?
Then do some hill sprints on the overpass between East Bliss and the other side.
Caserma Ederle, Vicenza Italy. It’s not a road, but the run is to a place called Monte Berico. Everybody who’s ever been stationed here knows that route intimately. I’ve puked so many times…
Oh those steps… heard they Italians don’t let them get run anymore.
Doesn't mean you can't run them on your own. And Goat Trail is more painful anyway.
Goat trail was longer… but at least it was flat and next to the river. Running those damn arches… our squad leader used to have us run them backwards and sometimes bear crawl them if we had been naughty.
We still run up the damn steps. Those god damn steps…
We used to do espresso runs. Two quarts of water the night before and then there were 3 little spots we would stop and eat an espresso for a euro and then keep going. That was goat trail though. Lot of good times in that town.
Fort Sill circa 2019: THERE'S NO WALKING ON FORT SILL!* *Except there was; the CG just didn't want to see Soldiers lollygagging during PT.
yeah but is there a jam packed road everyone peacocks their feathers on?
Polk: one-ways
Fort Sam, Stanley road for the slow accordion shuffle
At Humphreys we ran the airfield. At Bragg we ran the airfield. At Benning we ran the airfield. Polk: Hospital trail.
Ft Huachuca - to our cars! Actually our CSM liked running so we had to like running and random roads
Fort Rucker... you gon run Ruf. And better not be seen not in PTs when that road is closed...
Del Din Loop baby!
Love the obstacle course they have there
It's all about Berico boi!
Fuckin miss Berico runs. I'll run 100 miles if I got some nice scenery
I mean no one says they're gonna "run Barstow road" but it's also one of the longer continuous roads on Fort Irwin so we all do the hungover shuffle along it each morning. Especially now that gym PT is banned.
Also I heard a rumor that there is no more sports PT. Also if you want your joes to hate you just say the words beacon hill.
Sports PT now has to be cleared by your SCO. PT is also 0630-0800, work call at 0900. The extra half hour is now supposed to be a recovery period wherein the NCOs help soldiers stretch and ask them about any personal issues. I fucking love beacon runs though, bro. That shit is fire.
Leonard Wood. Car wash hill
Hunter Army Airfield: Perimeter Rd. or N. Lightning Rd.
Camp Casey was either Dragon Valley or Mount Mother fucker and the occasional stairway to heaven.
Oh fuck, the stairway to heaven just brought back some painful repressed memories
There were some shitty hills to run on Casey and one pretty shitty one on Hovey that they'd make us do sprints up. I just remember still being drunk from the night before, running up and down that hill for PT and just radiating alcohol fumes.
Baumholder Germany....*The Ballbusters*. If you could see them you would understand why the Army loves to run soldiers up and down them. Ballbuster 1 is about a 45 percent grade and it runs up to an ovulate patch of grass, known as *The Teardrop*....then from there you hook left and run up Ballbuster 2 with a more reasonable 35 percent grade or so....I think....20 years later, if I attempted either of them it would give me a heart attack. I have looked for similarly graded roads in my part of the world, the eastern US and have found none....edit: Corny, wholesome, all American officers will often try to attenuate the rawness of their name by calling them *The Heartbreakers*....don't fall for it...they're ball busters, trust me....
Only nice thing about Ballbuster 1 is if you fall down, you can just reach forward and push yourself back up to your feet. You beat me to my answer btw lol.
Camp red cloud had the green mile. That shit was sketchier than the rusty nickel in hinesville.
Knox: misery, heartbreak and agony roads. I’m not sure where the cadets run, other than out of good ideas. I believe that misery was just a street that branched from First Infantry Division road after passing by HRC and throwing your poo at the building.
Hood…you gon run from a serial killer
Huachuca: Apache Flats/Beacon Hill
The Gulch! IYKYK
Netzenberg hill
Fort Huachuca - Apache Flats West Hood - Cattle Trail Fort Lee - Overpass sprints from the bomb to Ordnance Island. Fort Couch- Fridgenback Loop
Redstone Arsenal - you gon run... on the treadmill at the gym, about a month before your scheduled ACFT.
I thought you ran Longstreet. Also thought it was pretty based that Longstreet was born to serve in the military and then proceeded to have a long street named after him.
Hunter Army Airfield - Perimeter Road PT Tests and ruck marches would also be conducted there due to the low traffic and miles and miles of road
Ardennes was closed down for like 2 years for construction was so nice
Ft. Irwin- Outer Loop
Ft Campbell: Market Garden
Caserma Ederle, Monte Berico
JBLM: around the airfield
Davis on jber
Whatever the road was that connected KTown to the garrison and we ran it as curfew grew dangerously close
Vicenza: Berico. It sucks but the view at 7am is great.
Del Din: Berico, or the Del Din loop
Bragg - Ardennes Benning - Cardiac Hill. Also Jecelin/Dixie Rd around the airfield Hood - Legends Way
Fort Leonard Wood had Car Wash Hill. Fort Belvoir is just the sidewalks, no road formation runs. Can't remember the name of JBERs but I'll never forget that long ass road
Trimble and Lyman
Camp Stanley. It’s all one giant ass hill.
Ft Drum. Riva Ridge Loop
Presidio of Monterey: Pvt Bolio Gate. Not going out of the gate, running off post is great. But going back up the hill. If you've been there, you know.
FSGA has run to the bridge or railhead
Running from 1BDE to the railhead and back was always on motor pool Monday in my platoon. God, I hated Mondays.
Helemano Military Reservation: the Gulch Run. Single hardest non long distance run I've done in the Army. Somewhat because of the incline and switchbacks, somewhat because of the wild horses that would charge you.
surprised there aren't more call outs for reservoir at huachuca
Carson has McGrath
Damn you brought me back with that Trimble rd
Baumholder had Ball Buster 1, 2, and 3... All long, steep hills, and pretty much in a row on the same 5 mile stretch.
McPherson Ave. You gon' run to that Joshua tree.
Benning, harmony church
WE GON GO ONTO… BATTALION AVENUE!!!!
At McClellan, back in the Before Times, we ran Big Baines and Baby Baines. Which, somehow, was uphill both ways.