Brooks Trailhead Run Group
Two weekly 6 PM group runs (Tuesdays + Thursdays) from the Brooks Trailhead in Fremont.
6 PM group run from the Brooks Trailhead in Fremont.
6 PM group run from the Brooks Trailhead in Fremont.
Group runs, track nights and weekend long runs. Most running groups welcome first-timers and post a pace range, so you can turn up knowing you will not be dropped.
13 groups listed
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Two weekly 6 PM group runs (Tuesdays + Thursdays) from the Brooks Trailhead in Fremont.
6 PM group run from the Brooks Trailhead in Fremont.
6 PM group run from the Brooks Trailhead in Fremont.
Competitive Seattle-area team since 1972. Sponsored by Brooks. Develops athletes from youth to Olympic level.
Founded 2021. Trail-focused running for big-adventure folks. Filling Seattle's gap for serious dirt-runners.
Free weekly timed 5k at Des Moines Beach Park Event Center. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Eastside-area running community across Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland.
Tuesday runs in Capitol Hill or Ballard. Thursday Pub Runs ending at a brewery.
Group run that ends at a brewery, on a Capitol Hill or Ballard rotation.
Free weekly timed 5k at Fort Ward Trail. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Free weekly timed 5k at Perrigo Community Park. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Free weekly timed 5k at Redmond Central Connector Trail. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Free weekly timed 5k at Renton. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Founded 2010. Run-community supporting all experience levels and backgrounds. Aim: events 7 days a week.
Group runs aim for 7 days a week. Times vary by day; check community channels.
Established 2005. Puget Sound trail-running community that also hits road, track and cross country.
Umbrella organization bringing together running groups with a shared mission of welcoming BIPOC runners.
This page lists 13 run clubs in Seattle that meet on a repeating schedule. Each listing links straight to the group's own signup page, so you can join without going through Culdesac.
Most are. Run clubs, book clubs and library programs are almost always free and drop-in. Sports leagues and some fitness groups charge a season or membership fee, which the group's own page will state.
The listings on this page name Fremont, Eastside, Capitol Hill and Green Lake. The rest rotate venues or do not publish a fixed location, so check the group's own page before you go.
No. This page is free to browse and every group links out to wherever it already organises. The app matters once a group runs its own chat and calendar on Culdesac.
The same category in the other cities we cover. Or see run clubs in all 6 cities on one page.
Each group gets a chat and a calendar. You join the event, you're already talking before you show up.
One email at launch.