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Recurring Group Runs & Walks
Saturday Breakfast Run
Looking for a longer weekend group walk or run? Join us every Saturday at 8:00 AM in the basement of Runner’s Edge. When you return, there are breakfast treats for everyone!
Tuesday Track
Come run in circles with us! The Oval Office is for all running/walking abilities. Workouts change location and focus depending on the time of year.
Sunday Long Run – *January-March Only*
Looking to finish the week strong? Join us for Sunday Long Run (SLR). This is a self-supported run with location amenities. Whether you are training for a spring race or trying to build miles to start your Missoula Marathon training, this group is perfect for intermediate runners looking for comfort on some darker, cold Sunday mornings!
Wednesday Wild Miles
Looking for some weekday motivation? Join Run Wild Missoula for up to one hour of wild miles! The evening group runs will start and finish at Greenough Park Pavilion at 6:00 PM and will be trail routes. Please note for the last Wednesday of the month, this group joins the Beer Run.
Last Wednesday Beer Run
“5 Miles to Beer Thirty” – The monthly beer run is a casual fun run/walk open to all runners and all abilities. Each month a 3 and 5 mile route is offered at a different brewery location on the last Wednesday of the month (schedule below), and at the end is a social gathering with libations and food.
Rise & Roam (formerly Hot Walk)
Rise & Roam is a free, monthly community walk that starts with coffee and ends with connection.
All are welcome — strollers, pups, and good vibes included — as we stroll two easy miles and reflect on gratitude, intention, and the joy of moving together.
Queer Run Missoula
This monthly meetup is a casual fun run/walk open to all LGBTQIA+ runners and walkers of all abilities. Each month a 3 and 5 mile route is offered. At the end is a social gathering with libations and food.
Dry Miles Missoula
This group unifies those who are cutting back, sober-curious, ten years sober (or anywhere in between!) to share the same love for running and walking within the Missoula community. We aim to foster a welcoming, social event without alcohol. While we offer a positive, substance-free environment, Dry Miles Missoula is not an official recovery or substance treatment program.