The only way to print the map is to do a print screen then paste in word or whatever you want where you can crop it. They have a print map option but you have to be a paying member to do it, which I am not. You can take the mile markers off too if you want.
Cheese loop (thought up by me, named by Logan. The first day we did the loop it was just John, Logan, and I. I was trying to describe it to them as we started and Logan said he hoped there were a lot of trees when John jumps in and says “cheese!? Why would you want cheese!?! It was a lot funnier than it looks on paper and of course it helps to know John, side-note: John hates cheese.) http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/99774809
Broadway is one of the oldest routes in Lubbock. Of course, there is a Walmart right smack in the middle of where the route used to run to Avenue Q, but the rest is true to classic form; across the railroad tracks and under I-27, winding down through Mackenzie Park and then bringing it all the way home on Broadway to Universtity. The only hitch is getting stuck at Q when all the local schools get out in the afternoon. This route is straight up creepy at night with tall, hollow buildings and the street strangely empty but for your own thumping heart and noisy thoughts.
My favorite part of the Broadway route is running past Mrs Baird's Bread. To this day getting a whiff of the freshly baked bread is just something that makes that run just that more tolerable.
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The only way to print the map is to do a print screen then paste in word or whatever you want where you can crop it. They have a print map option but you have to be a paying member to do it, which I am not. You can take the mile markers off too if you want.
Airport road
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/41539418
Alleys/Walmart
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/343157458
Broadway
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/343205266
Cheese loop (thought up by me, named by Logan. The first day we did the loop it was just John, Logan, and I. I was trying to describe it to them as we started and Logan said he hoped there were a lot of trees when John jumps in and says “cheese!? Why would you want cheese!?! It was a lot funnier than it looks on paper and of course it helps to know John, side-note: John hates cheese.)
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/99774809
Maxey
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/343145981
Pedro Loop (cause he did a version of it every day during the summers)
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/885064960
Southland
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/660701298
Turtle run
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/1010539115
Warm-up loop
http://www.mapmyrun.com/run/united-states/tx/lubbock/485771357
-Cory
Broadway is one of the oldest routes in Lubbock. Of course, there is a Walmart right smack in the middle of where the route used to run to Avenue Q, but the rest is true to classic form; across the railroad tracks and under I-27, winding down through Mackenzie Park and then bringing it all the way home on Broadway to Universtity. The only hitch is getting stuck at Q when all the local schools get out in the afternoon. This route is straight up creepy at night with tall, hollow buildings and the street strangely empty but for your own thumping heart and noisy thoughts.
My favorite part of the Broadway route is running past Mrs Baird's Bread. To this day getting a whiff of the freshly baked bread is just something that makes that run just that more tolerable.
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