Ambleside parkrun
Free weekly timed 5k at Ambleside Park. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
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.
12 groups listed
Run one of these groups? Email [email protected] to fix a detail, claim the listing, or move it onto Culdesac.
Free weekly timed 5k at Ambleside Park. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Free weekly timed 5k at Central Park. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Community-driven run group for runners of all levels who thrive on connection, motivation, and personal growth.
One of Vancouver's oldest run clubs (10+ years). 5K at 5-6 min/km or 10K at 5-5:30 min/km. Welcoming, large regular community.
Cult-following Mount Pleasant run club. Routes vary; food and drinks always after. Known for the Sole Ties dating series.
Mount Pleasant route, food and drinks at a neighborhood spot after.
Free weekly timed 5k at Mundy Park. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Free weekly timed 5k at Richmond. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Founded spring 2023. Inclusive, accessible paces, built for people new to running.
Free weekly timed 5k at Spanish Banks Beach. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Thursdays at 6:30 PM at South Memorial track and Sundays at 8:30 AM at Olympic Village square.
Weekend long run starting from Olympic Village square.
Track workout at South Memorial. Structured intervals.
Free weekly timed 5k at Tynehead Regional. Saturday mornings, every pace, walkers welcome.
Safe, supportive running community for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, friends, and allies.
This page lists 12 run clubs in Vancouver 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 East Vancouver, Mount Pleasant and Olympic Village. The rest rotate venues or do not publish a fixed location, so check the group's own page before you go.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.