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Agoura Hills

With a mix of Spanish-colonial history, ethnic tapestry, and beautiful natural trails, Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico. The city has a high desert climate that brings together a bewildering contrast between clear blue skies, majestic pink rocky Sandia mountains, and lush green pine and fir trees along the valley. With 34 state parks, 5 national forests, and 26 wilderness spaces, ABQ is one of the world's most spectacular attractions for all marathoners and hiking enthusiasts. For running communities in ABQ, the Rinconada Canyon Loop, ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden, Tingley Beach, Roosevelt Park, Cedro Peak, and Bernalillo are some of the best trails to explore. To end your running sessions, there is also an amazing opportunity to delve into arts, live performances, family-owned wineries, and so much more.

Anaheim

Arvada

If you are to take a break from the bustling urban energy, there are endless opportunities to unwind, socialize, and improve your fitness in Atlanta. Where in downtown or midtown you have the beautifully designed Piedmont Park and Freedom Park, in North Atlanta, the remarkable landscape and architecture in Buckhead, Sandy Springs, and Brookhaven are truly a runner’s delight. Rightly called the ‘City Too Busy to Hate’, the like-minded Atlantans in our run clubs are amazing people to socialize with. The friendships you form fosters team spirit and motivate you to push for the bigger challenges in life. Notably, with blooming azaleas and big peaches, the winter and the spring are the best seasons to run and explore Atlanta.

Aurora

With bright summers, mild winters, and clean air, Austin, Texas, is open to a galore of enjoyable and transforming running experiences. Whether it is the beautiful tree-lined streets of Maple Run, the leafy suburbs of South Austin, the peaceful farm experiences at Gracy Woods, or the enthusiastic running community of downtown Austin, the energy of Austinitis goes beyond city limits. Prestigious local races, 5Ks, 10Ks, triathlons, kid’s mile, and other race series are held regularly in the city’s top running clubs. As the ‘Live Music Capital of the World’ and a super-friendly fitness community, you can even chill, grab some beer, and socialize afterward.

Baldwin Park

Stay fit, find friends, and connect with more people! Baltimore city offers massive opportunities for people looking for a combination of fitness challenges and social outlets. Thanks to its world-class sports infrastructure, run club members who share similar interests can join training groups and events, including 5Ks, 10Ks, Half-Marathon, Cross Country, Milers, Weekend races, Baltimore Running Festival, and more in this enigmatic city. Whether you stroll through the heart of the city - the Inner Harbor, explore the inclined pathways of Leakin Park, be enthralled with the scenic views of the Baltimore Waterfront Promenade and the Oregon Ridge Park, or walk downtown the area near John Hopkins University, there are dozens of natural and urban spaces to walk, run, and explore. As a bonus, if you are someone who loves art and history, there is no chance you would ever get bored while exploring new locations at the - ‘America’s Comeback City’.

Belmont

Berkeley

Beverly Hills

Welcome to ‘America’s Walking City’! With busy streets and a hustling community, Boston is well-known for the best running routes in the US and the world’s oldest unicorn - the ‘Boston Marathon’. Whether you join as a beginner or get trained for the biggest marathon - the run clubs at Boston cater to the needs of all skill levels. For short routes, the Boston Common, Jamaica Pond, Franklin Park, and the Boston Waterfront let you experience the best urban landscape in all its glory. For more challenging loops, your way through Heartbreak Hill, the Minuteman Bikeway, Middlesex Fells Reservoir Trail, the Charles River paths, and the Boston Harborwalk will be some of your best bets. Being one of the healthiest communities, Bostonians are very lively and welcoming. After miles of running, you can make new bonds while grabbing a lobster roll and catching a live game at the famous Fenway Park, Gillette Stadium, or TD Garden!

Boulder

Buda

Burbank

Campbell

Canyon County

Castle Rock

Cedar Park

With a growing economic identity, rich heritage, and hundreds of peaceful neighborhoods - Charlotte is the ‘Queen City’ of North Carolina. The city is also augmented with beautiful urban green spaces for running, such as Romare Bearden Park and Freedom Park downtown, along with some of the best trails to be explored a few miles from the Charlotte city center. On the outskirts, the Reedy Creek Nature Preserve, Colonel Francis Beatty, McDowell Nature Preserve, and McMullen Creek Greenways are some of the thrilling routes to explore. Charlotte has a touch of cosmopolitan as well as old South influences. The combination makes it a perfect city for socializing and vibing with like-minded individuals. Nonetheless, the running communities in Charlotte openly welcome everyone - no matter where you are from or the level of athletic experience you have.

Cherry Hill Village

It’s said that when you are in Chicago, you will never be bored! As much as Chicagoans love entertainment and sports, the city offers an array of integrated opportunities to run, socialize, and enjoy nature. From North to South Side and from East to West Side, running groups in Chicago provide comprehensive training programs, appropriate for all levels. The moderate continental climate, beautiful people, and a scenic lakeside mosaic - all add to its pleasurable vibe. Though one of the bustling metropolises, Chicago has many green spaces, including the Bloomingdale Trail, Chicago Riverwalk, Millennium Park, Jackson Park, and Lincoln Park. After each session, most training groups love to stick around for social time. Some of them also jam together with live music or explore Chicago’s offbeat gastronomic experiences.

Claremont Village

Acclaimed as the ‘Olympic City’ of the USA, Colorado Springs is the homeland of the best training centers, sports organizations, and running clubs in the world. Famous personalities like the Olympian and actress Hillary Wolf or the sportscaster Chris Fowler - all hail from this enigmatic city. Come rain or shine, the tracks of Colorado will always surprise you. The climate here is semi-arid, which makes March to June and September to November the best seasons for intensive training. Different trails and running tracks in Colorado Springs come with a backdrop of beautiful mountains, natural parks, and wonders, all alongside a timeless culture. Some of the most structured training sessions are conducted near the Pikes Peak, the Broadmoor Seven Falls, the Garden of Gods, and others. These running clubs can accommodate people with any availability or abilities.

Columbus is the capital city of Ohio and a utopia for runners and social butterflies. The city has a classy urban fabric with art scenes and beautifully lined multi-use trails, tracks, and jogging routes. Columbus' running highlights include the picturesque views along the Scioto River, the Milliken Falls, and the Olentangy River, the rocky pathways of Blendon Woods, the natural preserves of the Gahannan Woods, open farmlands, and hundreds of parks and places to explore in the downtown. Colombians are also loved for their heart-melting etiquettes and the warmth they show to new people. If you get to make new friends in Columbian running communities, do not forget to unwind and try classic empanadas, flavored Colombiana champagne soda, and some traditional Colombian dishes post-running.

Compton

Culver City

Dallas is the biggest cultural hub of North Texas, famously known for sports, Texas BBQ, art, history, and so much more. The city has year-round sunny weather, which makes it great for running and outdoor adventures. With thousands of avid runners zipping along beautiful trails and sidewalks, Dallas offers plenty of opportunities for races, 5Ks, 10Ks, training programs, and social runs. The urban parks in Dallas are spread over 21,000 acres of land. With a Trinity skyline backdrop, the Riverside Trammell Crow Park provides the best views of downtown Dallas. Besides, the metropolitan area hosts several loop trails, including those at Bachman Lake Park and Kiest Park. For those who love exploring natural trails, don’t miss the escarpments of Cedar Bridge Preserve, the multiple loop system of Harry S Moss Trail, and the thrilling experience of the Great Trinity Forest in the Texas Buckeye Trail.

Enduring the majestic views of the Rocky Mountains and an outdoorsy community, Denver is rightly claimed as ‘The Mile High City’. The city also offers great opportunities for extensive hill runs, treks, and trails. As a matter of fact, the most run-derful months to sprint in Denver are April-May and September-October when the weather is more comfortable than the rest of the year. If you love urban landscapes, the best trails are in the residential neighborhoods along with those in Cheesman Park, Empire Field at Mile High, and Washington Park. Strolling downtown, you also get to explore the Pallete River trails, Four Mile Historic Park, and the much-celebrated - Cherry Creek Path. For more intensive running, athletes ought to check out the wilderness of Windy Saddle Park, Mount Massive, High Line Canal Trail, and many others on the outskirts. The Mile High City is also known for some crazy sports.

When in Detroit, there are numerous urban spaces to pound the pavement and conquer miles of natural trails. Incorporating some of the iconic local spots, such as Belle Isle Park, Fox Theatre, Eastern Market, Greektown, Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory, river walks, museums, and other cool sites, the metropolis has hundreds of local communities, trails, and fun events to indulge in. Historically, the city has also made great contributions to music, architecture, and automotive initiatives. Nonetheless, the hustling city has a very vibrant neighborhood. Round the year, running communities in Detroit host several activities such as group runs, track workouts, marathons, and more. Post-workout, the city offers plenty of options to hang out, especially in the happening downtown area. Popularly known as the ‘Motor City’, Detroit is indeed a visual splendor and a treat for those who love to uplevel their fitness, socialize, and build relationships.

Diamond Bar

Downey

Duarte

Eagle Rock

East Los Angeles

Edgewater

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Englewood

Fort Collins

Welcome to Fort Worth - this is ‘Where the West Begins’! The cowtown enjoys clear skies with the sun shining bright for most of the year. From guided walking tours in the historic neighborhood to exploring the stockyards at the heart of the city and spending some good time at the Fort Worth Water Gardens downtown oasis - there are plenty of unique things to discover in the city. With a romantic neighborhood and a typical cowboy culture, the city also embraces social runs and several family trail running events. Following city-exploration with your run buddies, don’t forget to witness some amazing talent at the Cowtown Coliseum and the world’s largest honky-tonk - Billy Bob’s Texas.

Fountain

Are you someone who loves farms or an organic and healthy lifestyle? With bright Mediterranean summers, mild winters, and a vibrant farm-based community, Fresno is an amazing metropolis that lets you reconnect with nature and improve your fitness. Seated in the San Joaquin Valley in California, Fresno offers some unique running experiences. Some of the best running spots here are Woodwark Park, San Joaquin River Trail, Oso de Oro Park Path, McKenzie, Fresno County Bridle Trail, and others. Besides the amazing grassland views, one cannot miss the deeply intertwined farming roots at the Fresno County Blossom Trail. This agricultural trail is a must for all run groups where they witness a spectacular view of the orchards and enjoy having organic peaches, almonds, citrus blossoms, plums, and more.

With more than 60 parks, 90 miles of windy trails, and many playgrounds, recreational areas, and green spaces, the city of Frisco in North Texas is a great place to run. The running community in Frisco offers several opportunities including marathon training, weekly runs, field trips, pace groups, and friendly social runs with thousands of active runners here. For those who want to pound the pavement, you can explore the spectacular stretch through the Northwest Community Park, McCord Park, Central Park, and miles of other paved pathways in this ‘Sports City’ of the U.S. And for nature lovers, there are plenty of peaceful recreational trails along the Rainbow Lake and the Cottonwood Creek Greenbelt. Nevertheless, with the best small-town scene, you can also experience zen with retail therapy, a tee-off, or a rejuvenating spa experience afterward.

Glendale

Golden

Greenwood Village

Hermosa Beach

With more than 2.2 million residents, 366 parks, over 125 miles of hike trails, and 200 green spaces, Houston is a world-class city in southeastern Texas. Located on the Gulf Coastal Plain, the city has bright summers and cool winters, making it perfect for running in any season. Houston also offers plenty of options to explore and socialize. Whether a beginner or a pro-runner, you will love the Bayou City for its versatile and well-maintained running spaces. Some of Houston's favorite running experiences are enjoyed through Memorial Park, Blue Jay, The Quail, Lakewood Crossing Park, its lively downtown neighborhoods, and so much more. Many running groups here conduct weekly runs, including milers, 5Ks, and 10Ks, and you also get to enjoy refreshments and an amazing opportunity to build networks, while completing the run.

Huntington Park

With a beautiful city landscape, moderate climate, and a welcoming community, Indianapolis is a high-spirited city to run and socialize. What’s most interesting? The Hoosier Capital is famous for hosting ‘The Indianapolis 500’ - the world’s largest single-day sporting event. The amateur sports city also offers some excellent opportunities for trail running. Notably, with four main roadways, a city center, 216 parks, 11,000+ acres of playground, 153 miles of trails, and more, the city provides plenty of opportunities to recreate and stay fit. Some of our favorite trails include Central Canal Towpath, White River Wapahani, Eagle Creek Park, and the downtown area. Being the fourth friendliest city in the U.S., Indianapolis, and its hospitable community will make your running tours altogether a lively experience.

Ingelwood

Inglewood

Irving

Settled along the St. Johns River, Jacksonville is one of the most alluring cities in Northeast Florida. With plenty of beach access and a low cost of living, the city is also classified as perfect for retirees, vacationers, and outdoor enthusiasts. With 22 miles of beachline and 450 beautiful city parks, Jacksonville showcases a full trail system. You can explore some of the best ascent trails here such as Julington Durbin Creek Preserve, Losco Regional Park, Riverside Park, South Beach Park, S-Line Urban Greenways, Downtown Riverwalk, and others. The trails are suitable for both beginners and advanced-level runners. As a run club member, you also get the opportunity to experience forested trails that sideline Florida’s untouched wildlife, and Beach Avenue which offers picturesque sunrise views of the ocean.

From farms and ranches to amusement parks and highway tours, there are infinite places to explore in the ‘Heart of America’ - Kansas City. The city has a relaxed vibe, yet several festivals and colorful events keep its spirits alive. Nonetheless, KC offers several running activities including group runs, beginner or half marathon training, competitive racing, and track workouts. For beginners, exploring the beautiful neighborhoods of Brookside, Black Bob Park, or Prairie Village, or completing short hikes at the Blue Springs are highly recommended. Meanwhile, for those targeting summer and winter marathons, your running coach expert will trail you through the extensive terrains of the Line Creek Trail, Swope Park, Amity Woods, and others. Yet, if you are just to unwind, don’t refrain from enjoying live jazz or perhaps a brew tour with some amazing and close-knit members of KC-run clubs.

La Puente

Lakewood

Lancaster

Las Vegas is not just the Entertainment Capital of the World, but with hundreds of hiking trails, theme parks, nightlife, and fitness centers, the city rightly claims the title of being - ‘America’s Playground’. While the city has a subtropical climate and is majorly flat, there are quite a number of interesting trails to explore within twenty miles of the city. Four such not-to-be-missed gems are the - Calico Tanks trail, Grand Canyon Trail, White Rock Mountain loop, and the Eagle’s Nest Trail. Besides, there is so much more to do in Las Vegas, including shopping experiences, admiring exhibits along the strip, or meeting new people and strolling all the way downtown to experience wild neon-glow streets, parties, and some unique family-friendly performances.

Littleton

Lone Tree

Seated right in the heart of Southern California, Long Beach is one of the most alluring oceanfront cities. Whether you explore the diverse landscapes of San Gabriel, trail through challenging terrain of Bluff Park, or experience the romantic mini-Italian vibe of the Naples Canal - Long Beach offers everything you need to enjoy the outdoors. What’s more? Stretching over eight miles of shoreline, pro-runners are in complete love with the beautiful long trails here. Moreover, the city has a pleasant climate, an active and vibrant community, and beautifully designed parks with dozens of recreational opportunities you cannot miss. Some of the most picturesque sections can be unraveled in the Marina Area and downtown. For those who want to explore the best of the seashore, you can even cover a 24-mile stretch and trail all the way from Long Beach to Los Angeles!

Los Altos

From star-studded sidewalks to happy summer vibes, there is more to why Los Angeles is called ‘The City of Angels’. The metropolis is one of the biggest hosts of local run clubs, each having a different vibe. While some offer intense training like trail running for a whole body experience, others prioritize socializing. You will even enjoy a non-competitive weekly training across the fascinating palm-lined Venice Beach, the Hollywood Sign, San Gabriel Valley, Elysian Park West Loop, Douglas Park, or the spectacular Griffith Park trails. With pleasant weather and the world’s fittest people around, LA run clubs make you feel motivated throughout your fitness journey.

Los Angeles County

Known as the ‘Derby City’, Louisville is famous for horse races, sports, fried chicken, and people who like to make merry. Accompanied by a diverse neighborhood, Lousivillans live in a close-knit community that believe in living a fulfilling lifestyle. The city is also home to several businesses, students, and young professionals. With bright summers and moderately cold winters, the city offers plenty of opportunities to run and socialize. Depending upon the level of difficulty you are seeking, you can find elevated landscapes for professionals at Jefferson Memorial Forest and Silestone, while for beginners, you ought to explore the Waterfront Park and the Big Four Pedestrian Bridge. There are also plenty of running communities and trail running options in McNeely Lake Park, Iroquois Park, Beckley Creek Park, Waverly Park, Pope Lick Park, and Turkey Run Park.

Manhattan Beach

Love adventure? Enter the ‘City of the Soul’ - Memphis! From social group runs to racing events and coaching sessions, run clubs in Memphis are well-established and offer a calendar of events. Memphis in Southwest Tennessee features beautiful parks, greenways, vibrant neighborhoods, and spectacular open-river views of the Mississippi River, making running here a ‘one-of-a-kind’ experience. The Big River Crossing, the Mud Island River Park, Shelby Farms Greenline, and Wolf River Greenway all the way to the suburbs of Germantown - are just some of the thrilling trail experiences you should explore in Memphis. Nonetheless, Memphians are very social. After a long-running session, you can always stay back with your favorite club members, unwind with the home of blues, sip on a crafted drink, and discover the unparalleled culinary experience of soul food.

Whether you are an ambitious runner or a born explorer, Mesa in South-Central Arizona is the perfect place to plan your next adventure. Seated over the Sonoran Desert, Mesa endows itself with some of the most spectacular and eccentric hotspots such as the local favorite Wind Cave Trail, the Saguaro and Hawes Ridge trail in the Tonto National Forest, and the challenging terrain of the Brown Road Hill. While most trails here are open year-round, spring and fall are considered the best seasons to unleash the true beauty of this highland. Nonetheless, it is important to note that there are only some selective run clubs in Mesa that are hand-curated, especially for nature lovers like you. The city also hosts several cultural and community-focussed attractions accompanied by remarkable farm-to-table dining experiences.

Famed for its exquisite clear, turquoise blue water, white sand, sunny weather, and hippy Latin-American culture - the Magic City of Miami is best explored on foot. While the main highlight of the city is Miami Beach, you cannot miss the delight of the tree-lined streets of Coconut Grove, the sandy strands of the South Beach, the 360-degree views on the Venetian Causeway, and the picturesque ocean drive or the coconut palms of the Lummus Park. Nonetheless, the running loops here are apt for all trainees and expert-level runners. You can also catch up with annual athletic events and the tropical 5K marathons in Miami and South Beach. So get trained, meet other professionals, and enjoy the fun atmosphere. Whether you explore Art Basel, join a sports league, or savor wine and cheese at the Brickell City Center, there is no slowing down in Miami.

Mill Valley

With new routes, new social experiences, and a new zeal every day, welcome to the runner’s city - Milwaukee. Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee has a continental climate, which makes running an exciting experience for both newbies and advanced-level marathoners. Some of the best circuits for running in Milwaukee include neighborhood running at Whitefish Bay, the challenging paths along Lake Michigan, the three-mile circuit through Veteran’s Park, and the beautiful landscape of Frederick Law Olmstead’s three legacy parks. Interestingly, the city embraces some of the most popular active running clubs in Wisconsin. What’s more? The big, bustling city has a small-town feel, which makes it great for building social connections for a lifetime. After every running session, this ‘Brewing Capital of the World’ also offers some out-of-the-box experiences like outdoor music festivals, brewing traditions, food, theatrical shows, and more.

With a view of some of the world's most spectacular parks, lakes, forests, prairies, and natural beauty, Minneapolis is certainly a runner’s paradise. The county has both flat and steep terrains, which makes it ideal for pro sports and running. Globally known, Minneapolis is a host to a very agile population that's open to welcoming all levels and abilities. You can join several activities here, including structured group workouts, the city’s lakeside trails, or just casual running. From historical buildings to the iconic views of the Mississippi River, and from Minneapolis Sculpture Garden to Fort Snelling, Minneapolitan runners are indeed very lucky to groove into the vibe of ‘the land of infinite variety’.

Monrovia

Monterey Park

Morrison

Do you love both music and sports? - Then come explore Nashville and its fun vibe! Located in North Central Tennessee, Nashville has a mild climate, which makes it perfect for marathoners and fitness enthusiasts of all levels. Top social running clubs in Nashville host several exciting events throughout the year. Whether it is the Rock ‘n’ Roll race, which features live music, the Whisky 5K virtual run, the popular Cumberland River Greenway trail, or social awareness events like Music City Run for Dyslexia - thousands of marathoners look forward to such unique events to set new records every year. Nevertheless, if you are new to the city, friendly buddies at running clubs in Nashville will keep your fitness journey accountable and make running experiences all the way more memorable.

Explore the “City that Never Sleeps”. With its most iconic landmarks, picturesque cityscape, and continental climate, New York City is a thrilling place for runners and jogging junkies. The running community in NYC is huge. Whether you like long training runs or being a part of an expert summer/fall training program, the energy of NYC welcomes all like-minded who love to stay fit and socialize. As the festive season kickstarts, many run clubs gear up for the globally acclaimed runner’s delight - the ‘NYC Marathon’. The circuit passes through the Five Boroughs - Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Queen, and Staten Island. All among the hustle of this busy city, there are plenty of peaceful neighborhoods as well for those who love green spaces.

Oak Park

In Oakland, you are never far from nature. Bordered by a stunning 19 miles of shoreline on the east, 12 miles of hilly stretch on the west, and a dramatic topography - Oakland is indeed, a splendid place for hiking, running, and enjoying nature. The artistic city also takes pride in having one of the highest counts of open spaces per capita in the USA. Nonetheless, if you are a trained athlete or have running groups, you can never miss the popular ‘Oakland Marathon’ held in March. Sequoia Bayview, French, East Ridge, Lake Merritt, Buena Vista Park, Redwood Regional Park, and Glen Canyon Park are some of the best places to explore while you are on the run in Oakland.

Want to socialize and meet the world’s friendliest community? Explore ‘The Big Friendly’ - Oklahoma City. With moderate climatic conditions, a rich history, and captivating outdoor attractions, the city offers some exciting running opportunities for all. In fact, OKC hosts several running hustles, including 5Ks, 10Ks, and 25Ks, half-Marathon, 3 to 20 miles, and fun runs throughout the year. Some of the most unique running experiences can be explored around Lake Hefner, Bluff Creek Park, Bricktown, Scissortail Park, and Will Rogers Garden. For those who are searching for women-specific, fitness-oriented, or run clubs with a cause - the city has it all. Wish to explore more of OKC? Join your running buddies at water taxi guided tours, or socialize over old-west food, cinematic landscapes, and countless other immersive experiences.

Step into ‘paths of discovery’ and explore nature at its best. The city of Omaha is indeed the most beautiful heartland in the Missouri River Valley. Omaha, Nebraska has good weather all seasons, which makes it great for walking, jogging, bicycling, and cross-country skiing. Specifically, there are dozens of options for runners here, including training programs for first-timers, women, and seasoned marathoners looking for long runs. Also known as the ‘Gateway of the West’, Omaha has a unique mix of urban and off-city trailing options. Within the city, there are more than 120 miles of complex paved trails, which include the Missouri Riverfront and the cross-city Keystone trail. Notably, the unique grid system across the city is also accessible for people with disabilities. For those looking for long runs, don’t forget to hit milestones by running alongside the unparalleled magnetism of Zorinsky Lake, Chalco Hills, and Lake Manawa.

Orange County

Palmdale

Palos Verdes Estates

Pasadena

Celebrated as the ‘City of Brotherly Love’, Philadelphia is an extraordinary metropolis to run and socialize. This urban city has a small-town feel but is bedecked with scenic pathways lined by maple and oak trees, parks, and numerous open spaces. Besides, Philadelphians also enjoy comfortable weather throughout the year. Most running trails in Philadelphia pass by the city’s major riverfronts and popular historic attractions. Some of the most iconic ones are located on the Schuylkill banks, Delaware River, Spruce Street, Benjamin Franklin Bridge, and the challenging 30-mile Rocky Balboa that circuits across the city. The Benjamin Franklin Parkway northwest of Penn Square and Fairmount Park also has dozens of natural trail running options. Nonetheless, the running clubs in Philadelphia make you feel homely and are a great community to spend time afterward.

With lots of sunshine and natural desert terrain, welcome to Phoenix city! Settled in South-Central Arizona, the metropolis features one of the most challenging running scenes in the U.S. The natural trails here are perfect for anyone truly passionate about running and who wants to experience nature in its most organic form. Explore strength, beauty, and power! Also known as the ‘Valley of the Sun’, here you can trail through and enjoy beautiful sunrises, sunsets, and desert wildflowers near Tempe Town Lake, Papago Park, and South Mountain. With a mountainous backdrop in North Phoenix, you can also catch some challenging pathways along the Arizona Canal, North Mountain Park, and others. Nonetheless, after every run, most of our members stay back and go kayaking, explore caves and castles, or just vibe with some live music and fry bread with amazing social groups in the valley.

Playa Vista

Pomona

Located in northwest Oregon, Portland is best known for scenic landscapes, vibrant culture, castles, art galleries, local markets, and farm-to-table dining experiences. The P-town enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate with bright summers, cozy winters, and mild cloud spells during spring and fall. With such a unique experience in every season, the isle is full of action and hustle throughout the year. Yet, the sunny season is most loved for beach strolling, jogging, running, and other adventure activities. It is worth mentioning, Portlanders also have a great sense of sustainability and inclusiveness. Ranked as one of the greenest cities in America, the Isle is home to dozens of long forested urban trails and green spaces - all showcasing amazing views of both nature and the city. Some of the best trail running experiences can be explored at Forest Park, Wildwood, Powell Butte Nature Park, Pittock Mansion, Willamette River Walks, and more.

Pueblo

Call it the ‘Smithsonian of the South’ or the ‘City of Oaks’ - Raleigh is a perfectly balanced city with a rich heritage of greenways, art, parks, festivals, and a kindhearted community. The metropolis is acclaimed for being one of the top cities in the U.S., for having the best quality of life. Raleigh has a temperate climate, underlined by freshness in the air. This makes activities like running and cycling altogether an invigorating experience here. For the best escapade, you can join run clubs that traverse you through interesting landmarks like Neuse River, Pullen Park, Raleigh Beer Garden, Art to Heart Corridor, and more. Not to forget, the camaraderie of the club members here makes life in Raleigh a bit more meaningful.

Want to experience the best of the Mediterranean Climate, rich history, and a gamut of recreational possibilities? Enter the California State Capital - Sacramento. With beautiful tree-lined streets and extensive waterfront areas, the city is best explored on foot. Whether you go solo or join the company of like-minded marathoners, run clubs in Sacramento cater to the needs of both beginners and seasoned runners. The ‘City of Trees’ also hosts several themed races, charity events, half-marathons, 5Ks, 10Ks, and other high-profile races throughout the calendar year. Whether you go jogging at the neighborhood favorite, William Land Park, trail along the picturesque American River Parkway, or perhaps take a guided hiking tour at the Pinecrest Lake loop - every experience in Sacramento is truly unparalleled.

Did you know San Antonio is designated as the ‘Creative City of Gastronomy’ by UNESCO? Located along the springs of the San Antonio River, the city is brimming with iconic experiences along its theme parks, historic museums, escape rooms, city gardens, fine eateries, and hundreds of walking tours. In San Antonio, you also get to socialize and be a part of an amazing running community. Whether you are an amateur or a seasoned athlete, the run clubs offer programs like 5K, 10K, Half, Full Marathons, off-road running, and more. Some of the best running trails in San Antonio are along the scenic Riverwalk, Brackenridge Park, Eisenhower Park, the huge Leon Creek Greenway, the peaceful neighborhoods of Alamo Heights, and so many more.

San Diego is rightly called ‘America’s Finest City’. Ask why? With splendid variations of beaches, low inland mountains, desert topography, and a typical Mediterranean climate, you can find a little bit of everything in San Diego, California. Withal, the city has an active running community, and several races and events are held every year through the most iconic neighborhoods in the city. With year-round perfect weather, you can explore the downtown area comfortably with a spectacular waterfront view along the Mission Beach area and the Sunset Cliffs. If you don’t wish to go too far, there are several trailing options inland through the Mission Trails Regional Park, Harbor Island Park, Shoreline Park, and others. In the North, you can even go the extra mile and explore lagoon trails at Solana Beach, Torrey Pines, and Oceanbad. Nonetheless, the people here are amiable and you can always go for a holiday boat parade, candlelight concerts, and some good conversation afterward.

San Francisco is an amazing running city. With temperate weather all year round, there isn't ever a day that is too hot or cold to enjoy a run outside. With so many motivated individuals it's no wonder that there is a bevy of run clubs to enjoy. Whether you are training for the San Francisco Marathon or Escape from Alcatraz, you will find run clubs. Popular running routes in the city include running across the Marina or Golden Gate Park. Whether you want to do early morning runs with a marathon training group or an after work social run that ends up at a bar, SF has it!

With the backdrop of the Santa Cruz Mountains and the sunny shores of San Francisco Bay, San Jose is known for its amazing lifestyle and world-class attractions. Notably, the ‘Capital City of Silicon Valley’ is also home to the friendliest running communities in the western U.S. From Rock ‘n’ Roll running series, to challenging 5K and 10K marathons, triathlons, fun-themed runs, and half marathons - the city hosts a myriad of running events throughout the year. The running communities in San Jose provide an inclusive environment, giving equal opportunities to beginners, seasoned marathoners, kids, as well as elite groups. Within the city limits, one of the best places to run is the 24-hectare Parque del Este, which has lots of green spaces and an artificial lake. Other trail running options include Matapolo running loop, Los Gatos Damn trail, Coyote Creek trail, Alviso trails, and others along the redwood forest, coastline, downtown, and the beautiful cliff-top meadows.

San Mateo