San Sebastián

La Concha puts a scenic promenade run beside central hotels. The Urumea offers a longer river route, while Cristina Enea adds a quieter park circuit near the rail and bus stations.

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Map of San Sebastián with three numbered running-route starts. — San Sebastián · north is upOpen full-size map

La Concha & Ondarreta

Center & Antiguo

2.5 km Out & back

Urumea riverside

Gros, Center & Amara

5.0 km Out & back

Parque Cristina Enea

Egia & stations

2.4 km Loop

Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors · OpenFreeMap · OpenMapTiles

Where to run in San Sebastián

La Concha & Ondarreta

A bay-front run on the promenade, linking the central beach with Ondarreta.

Approx. distance2.5 km

Underfoot

Paved paths

Start here

Public La Concha promenade beside La Perla, outside the bathing facility.

Follow the mapped paths toward the Ondarreta promenade on the western side of the bay, then return along the same route.

Getting there

Walk from the center to the public promenade, staying off the separate bike lane.

Before you go

Go early to avoid beach crowds. Waves, sand and storm closures can affect the promenade; don’t go past coastal barriers.

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Urumea riverside

Follow the river inland for a longer outing away from the busiest bay-front stretch.

Approx. distance5.0 km

Underfoot

Paved paths

Start here

Public east-bank promenade beside Puente de la Zurriola, outside the Kursaal.

Follow the saved riverside paths toward Riberas de Loiola, then return along the same route.

Getting there

Walk from Gros or the centre to the Kursaal-side river path.

Before you go

Pause at road crossings and share the paths with cyclists. The return follows the same mapped bank and connections.

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Parque Cristina Enea

A wooded hill circuit near Tabakalera, with more shade and slopes than the promenade.

Approx. distance2.4 km

Underfoot

Park paths, paved and unpaved

Start here

Public park entrance behind Tabakalera, on Paseo Duque de Mandas.

Circle the wooded public paths through the park and return to the Tabakalera-side gate.

Getting there

Walk from Tabakalera to the nearby public park entrance on Paseo del Duque de Mandas.

Before you go

Check gate hours and use daylight. Give peacocks, swans and walkers space; steep shaded corners can be wet. Slow to a walk at gates and barriers.

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More places to run

Zurriola promenade

The Kursaal–Sagüés seafront suits stays in Gros; watch for surfers and people crossing from the beach.

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Monte Urgull

Public hill paths above the old town add climbing and views. Use daylight and check gate notices.

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Sources & route notes

Researched using the official visitor and park sources below; not checked on foot. Maps and GPX files use the same saved OpenStreetMap pedestrian paths. Distances are approximate. Check local notices for access, gate hours and diversions.

Researched October 17, 2026