Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Gather at 6:15 p.m.Run/walk begins at 6:30 p.m.
Days
Thursday
Frequency
Weekly

About This Club

Atlanta Beltline Run Club runs every Thursday evening on the Atlanta BeltLine trail, hosted jointly by Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and Atlanta Track Club. The location rotates between BeltLine breweries, so each week you're covering a different section of the trail - Eastside, Westside, Southside, and more. It's free every time, no membership, no sign-up.

Highlights

  • Weekly raffles
  • Brewery products
  • Post-run refreshments
  • Rotating locations

Who It Suits

This works well if you want a low-stakes weekly outing that doesn't demand a certain pace or fitness level, and you don't mind a social scene afterward at a brewery. If you're looking for a structured training group with coached workouts or pace-specific splits, this probably isn't your Thursday night.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

You pick your distance when you show up: 2 miles or 4 miles, both on the BeltLine's paved multi-use trail. They say all paces and abilities are welcome, and that includes walkers - this isn't just a runner thing. The routes shift depending on which brewery is hosting, so even regulars get some variety.

Distance2 miles, 4 miles
PaceAll paces welcome; runs and walks are open to people of all ages and abilities.
TerrainUrban, Paved, Multi-use trail
Post-runPost-run social at the host brewery with food and drink specials, raffles, and occasional giveaways.

Your First Run

Doors open at 6:15 p.m. at the host brewery, and the run or walk starts at 6:30 p.m. sharp, so show up with a few minutes to spare and you won't feel rushed. You don't need to register or pay anything - just arrive, figure out which distance feels right, and go with the group.

If you're worried about being slow, pick the 2-mile route; you're not holding anyone up because people are moving at all kinds of paces. After you finish, the post-run hang at the brewery includes food and drink specials, raffles, and occasional giveaways, which makes it easy to stick around and meet people without it feeling forced.