Try to find a jogging stroller with very large wheels in the front and rear of the stroller. The front wheel(s) should offer a stationary position (for moving quickly) and a rotating position (for walks and maneuvering). Also, some of the jogging strollers have shock absorbers in the rear, which helps quite a bit with the jostling from rocks and uneven terrain.
When I bought mine, I couldn't find many options in the local stores. I shopped online and found a great one that had a better warrenty, better craftmanship and cost less including shipping than what was available in stores. It's worth shopping around. I bought a InStep that has the basket underneith the seats, option of hand brake or foot brake on several models, sun visor, comfortable grip, bar is positioned higher than many strollers for comfort, came with a hand pump for the tires, came with a plastic cover when it rains, folds very flatl, tires are removable to make it even flatter. I think I paid about $180 for a double stroller, so the single jogging stroller would be a bit less.