Run Mexico City with a local

The must-run routes

• Bosque de Chapultepec & the El Sope track — the city's great green lung, its dirt circuits (1,200 m and 850 m), the lake and the paved cycle path — the signature route of Mexico City runners.
• Parque México (Condesa) — a flat, shaded loop of about 1.4 km in the heart of the Art Deco neighbourhood, fountains and jacarandas, perfect at dawn or for an easy run.
• Viveros de Coyoacán — a sandy, perfectly flat alley of about 2 km, marked every 100 m, under the trees of the old plant nursery — the local classic.
• Bosque de Tlalpan — in the south, five circuits from 886 m to 5.8 km on dirt, clay and tarmac, real elevation and cleaner air — for lovers of urban trail.
• Paseo de la Reforma on Sundays — the avenue closed to cars from 8am to 2pm (Muévete en Bici), flat and wide, from the Ángel de la Independencia to the Centro.

Run like a local

Your guide isn't a service provider — they're a chilango who loves to run and wants to show you their city. At 2,240 m of altitude, the pace isn't the one you're used to — and that's exactly where a local changes everything: they set the pace and distance to your acclimatisation, pick the route to suit the moment and the day's air (Chapultepec or the Viveros in the cool of the morning, Condesa for an easy jog, Tlalpan for trail), and share the Mexico City you won't find in guidebooks. Many of our guides here are running-club members and sports students used to the altitude, who know their training loops by heart. You leave with a real memory — and often a GPX track to run again on your own.

Self-guided routes

Public, well-known routes you can run on your own — a solid plan B to get moving right away. But the best of TourMyRun is still discovering them with a local who takes you, at your pace.

• Bosque de Chapultepec — the El Sope track1,200 m and 850 m circuits (stack laps at will)

  The city's reference training track: two dirt loops (1,200 m and 850 m) plus a 100 m straight, under the trees. Stack laps for endurance or intervals, early in the morning for the fresh air.

  Start : Second section, near the Papalote Museo del Niño

• Viveros de Coyoacán≈ 2 km loop, flat, marked every 100 m

  A perfectly flat sandy alley under the trees of the old plant nursery, hugely popular with local runners. Ideal for a steady jog or quiet tempo work; opens early in the morning.

  Start : Av. Progreso entrance, Coyoacán

• Parque México (Condesa)≈ 1.4 km loop (extend at will)

  A flat, shaded loop in the heart of Art Deco Condesa, with fountains and jacarandas. Perfect for stacking laps at dawn, before the neighbourhood wakes up.

  Start : Av. México / Parque México, Colonia Hipódromo

• Paseo de la Reforma — car-free Sundayflat; a huge ~55 km open loop, run whatever distance you like

  Every Sunday (8am–2pm), Reforma and several avenues close to cars for Muévete en Bici, open to runners, cyclists and skaters. Flat, wide and safe, with monuments in view. Check the week's route (it can change).

  Start : Ángel de la Independencia, Paseo de la Reforma

How it works

1. 1Search for a run in Mexico City and pick a slot that suits you (pace, duration, neighbourhood).
2. 2Book in seconds — the app handles booking, chat with your guide, the GPX track and payment.
3. 3Meet your guide at the meeting point and run. Zero logistics — lace up, we handle the rest.

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FAQ — Running in Mexico City