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Stanford Dish

Stanford Ave & Junipero Serra Blvd , Stanford, CA 94305 (650) 926-0275
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I love running in Dish altough I have only done it three times... I'd like to run with somebody else for more fun!

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I've tried running the dish several times. I can run the whole thing now, except that very steep beginning incline, which always kills me!

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Katie E. Mar 17 2008

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Good place to walk or jog, especially if you want to do some hills. The only negatives are that there isn't much shade and it's all paved with not much of a dirt trail on the side.

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Lee K. Feb 28 2008

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Great for walking and fresh air --- too bad dogs are no longer allowed!

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Irit G. Jan 08 2008

Please consider having the dish open longer hours so more people can walk after work. Especially in the summer months it will enable people to walk an hour later when it is cooler, rather than sunny and hot. thanks!

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A man's best friend by Ivars R. Jun 01 07 3:10pm My daughters dog lives at home with us and she (Lucky) is my best motivator to get outside and go for a while. I own my own business, so it is difficult to step away from the office and take care of myself, but on the other hand, I have the responsibility to take care of Lucky. She is a terrier...

First Steps by Lis S. Jun 11 07 11:26am So, my first run didn't kill me. I didn't feel like my entire body was going to fall apart or that my lungs were on fire. My neck, ears, feet and shins all felt fine (those were the body parts that just couldn't take running in the past). In fact, at the end of my run, I felt like it was ...

The Perfect Route by Lis S. Jun 12 07 10:33am Behind our house is a logging road/trail perfect for my new life of running. I leave the house and walk, at a brisk pace, up the hill to the start of the path. This is about a seven minute walk and gets my heart going and my body warmed up. The trail goes through the woods, which remind me of...

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