Run Wild Missoula
Last Wednesday Beer Run
Year-Round, Last Wednesday of the Month

The Last Wednesday of every month at 6 PM
“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. What could be a better way to end the month?
All of our beer runs are open to all runners and walkers. Run Wild Missoula membership is not required, but non members are required to sign a waiver prior to the start. Join Run Wild Missoula.
Got Questions? Contact Run Wild Missoula’s Chancellor of Libations
Our Next Beer Run
Wednesday, August 26th: Missoula Highlander Brewing
200 International Dr, 6:00 PM
We are back at Highlander Brewing for our August Beer Run. Highlander Brewing is known for their variety of delicious craft brews, non-alcoholic selections, and great food, including salads and pizza by the slice. And they have one of the best outdoor seating areas in Missoula. An approximate 3 and 5 mile course will be offered.
As outlined in our “Rules of the Run,” for safety reasons, we ask that dogs are not present during the Beer Run.
Upcoming Beer Runs
- Wed, Aug 26: Highlander Brewing
- Wed, Sep 30: Cranky Sam Brewing
- Wed, Oct 28: Bayern Brewing
- Wed, Nov 18: Missoula Beverage Collective (tentative)
- Wed, Dec 30: TBD

Meet the Beer Run Program Leader, Dana!
Dana Bandy has been a cornerstone of Missoula’s running community for more than 17 years. A lifelong endurance athlete, Dana transitioned from competitive cycling to ultrarunning, completing more than 50 ultramarathons before returning to his cycling roots after a knee injury. His passion for the sport extends far beyond racing—he serves as the Registration Director for The Rut Mountain Runs, volunteers at nearly every race in Missoula, and has been a dedicated leader with Run Wild Missoula for years.
As the leader of our monthly Beer Run, Dana believes running is about much more than logging miles—it’s about building community. Whether you’re joining for your first social run or you’re a seasoned runner, Dana creates a welcoming atmosphere where everyone can enjoy a few miles, meet new people, and celebrate with a post-run beverage. His philosophy is simple: stay active, keep showing up, and have fun along the way.
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