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New York City Running Tour: Two Bridges 1.5 hr

6.9

Average

2 reviews · Rated on 1 provider · How we score

New York City
Updated November 1, 2026

Run through NYC's iconic bridges and historic sites on a 1.5-hour guided tour, perfect for all running levels.

About this tour

Experience the thrill of a New York City Running Tour as you traverse the iconic Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. This 1.5-hour adventure takes you through the heart of the city, offering breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline and the historic charm of Chinatown's Five Points. With a pace suited for all runners, you'll enjoy stops at key landmarks, including Brooklyn Bridge Park in DUMBO, where photo opportunities abound. Learn fascinating stories, like George Washington's daring escape during the Revolutionary War, as you run. Join us for an unforgettable journey through New York City's vibrant streets and bridges.

Highlights

Run over the iconic Brooklyn Bridge
Admire Manhattan's skyline from the Manhattan Bridge
Explore Chinatown's historic Five Points
Capture stunning views in Brooklyn Bridge Park
Uncover George Washington's escape story

What's included

Included

Guided Tour
Photos

Ratings on each provider

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GetYourGuide

3.00 / 5 · 2 reviews

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Important information

4.3 mile (7km) running tour with stops
Tour duration approximately 1.5 hours
Photos taken by guide; bring your camera
No coat/bag check; guide can carry small items

How this score is calculated

This score is based on one provider. GetYourGuide rates it 3.00 from 2 reviews. We place that rating among all GetYourGuide ratings and weight it by its review count. If the tour is found on another provider later, both ratings are combined.

How the score works and rating distribution in New York City

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The result is shown from 0 to 10: this tour scores 6.9.