City Guide
Washington, DC
My first city. Six years of discovering corners, routines, and places that feel like mine.
Running
The routes I actually run. Nothing fancy, just reliable miles.
Connecticut Ave
Straight shot north, perfect for tempo days
Down to the Mall
Monuments, tourists, wide open space
Mt Vernon Trail
Along the Potomac to Alexandria
C&O to Capital Crescent
Canal path, shaded, long run territory
Museums & Galleries
The art and culture that keeps me coming back.
Hirshhorn
Modern art, the sculpture garden
National Gallery East Wing
The I.M. Pei building alone
The Renwick
Craft and decorative arts
Phillips Collection
Intimate, personal, Rothko room
Hillwood Estate
Hidden gem, beautiful gardens
Botanic Garden
Free, peaceful, always blooming
Hangouts & Rituals
The routines and spots that make DC feel like home.
Malcolm X Park
Sunday drums, city views
Dupont Farmers Market
Sunday morning ritual
Georgetown Waterfront
Walking, sitting, watching boats
National Cathedral
The grounds, the quiet
REI + La Colombe
Gear browsing, coffee after
Crumbs & Whiskers
Cat cafe in Georgetown
All Fired Up
Paint your own pottery
Water Taxi to Alexandria
Best way to get there
Brentwood Warehouses
Raves, if you know