Route difficulty: ⭐⭐ [bike or run] This route is suitable for running or biking. Follow along the Bayshore Bikeway, The Embarcadero, and along the water. You will pass by the USS Midway Museum, The Kissing Statue, and more along the way. The route is mostly out and back, so you can turn around at any point to be led back to the hotel. Route begins at the lobby of Sheraton San Diego.

Route difficulty: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Head to the famous Balboa Park, via the Harbor, right to the Bea Evenson Fountain A full San Diego outdoor fitness experience! Enjoy the Harbor, past landmarks including USS Midway Museum, through the Gaslamp Quarter, and back to the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina. Head out the main entrance and turn left onto Harbor Island Drive.

Route difficulty: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ A full San Diego outdoor fitness experience! Enjoy the Harbor, past landmarks including USS Midway Museum, through the Gaslamp Quarter, and back to the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina. Head out the main entrance and turn left onto Harbor Island Drive.

Route difficulty: ⭐️ [bike] This bike route takes you along Harbour Island Drive to the west end and the east end of Harbour Island where you will find a few restaurants. Route begins at the lobby of Sheraton San Diego.

Route difficulty: ⭐️ A flat 5km out and back route along the scenic Marina Cortez. Cross over the historic Nimitz Bridge towards Liberty Station NTC Park before turning back the way you came. Head out the main entrance and turn left onto Harbor Island Drive.

Enjoy this scenic 10K will take you along the beach walk, and to Sentosa Cove along the harbour walk. Route begins at the Resorts World Galleria Drop-Off.

Explore the points of interest near the hotel property.

Enjoy this relaxing beach walk, which will take you to Palawan Beach and Tanjong Beach. This is an out and back route, so you can turn around at any point. Route begins at the Resorts World Galleria Drop-Off.

Get 7 stamps (2 neighbourhood, 5 attractions) on this UBC Tourism Challenge route. Tap on the POI icons to check operating hours to ensure you can receive your stamp! Guide for the Museum Of Anthropology challenge: https://visit.ubc.ca/vancouver-tourism-challenge/

Salomon Trail Lab April 22nd

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Salomon Trail Lab April 1 st

Participate in this year's ZERO Prostate Cancer run/walk from anywhere. Open this route, resembling the ZERO logo, in the free RunGo, and tap Run Virtually, then select Indoor or Outdoor, depending where you are. You'll be able to run or walk your 5K accompanied by inspiring stories and audio messages about the event and organization. Be part of this meaningful event from anywhere! At the end, you'll be asked to submit your run to the leaderboard to earn unique digital achievement badges. You may also create a branded run share image (iPhone only), which includes your run stats and ZERO shout-out.

Bike or run along Trabuco Creek to Doheny State Beach on this out and back route.

Start at Royal Poinciana Plaza and check out the lake trail and north on Palm Beach island

This bike route takes you from the hotel, onto the Seawall around Stanley Park, passing the beaches, and back to the hotel via Hornby Street. If you require assistance while you are away from the hotel, contact our doorsperson's mobile at 778-788-5936 and ask for our Bike Butler. Rescue Stops are pickup locations in case you requested assistance.

This route takes you up along Mahana Ridge Trail to Puʻu Kukui, the highest mountain peak of Mauna Kahalawai. The route begins at the Mahana Ridge Trailhead at Lower Honoapiilani Road.

This route takes you around the Tidal Basin, where you will see the beautiful cherry blossoms. You will also hear audio messages from Kate, Director of Sales and Marketing, here at Pendry Washington DC, about what you'll see along the way. Route begins at the main entrance of Pendry Washington DC - The Wharf. People visit DC from around the country and around the globe to see these cherry blossom trees, which were a gift of friendship from the People of Japan to the United States in 1912. First Lady Helen Taft accepted the initial donation of 2,000 cherry trees that year and they have been celebrated ever since.