Group run schedule

Chattahoochee Road Runners
Atlanta, Georgia
Chattahoochee Road Runners is a metro Atlanta social running club serving the community since 1981. They host weekly runs at multiple rotating locations including Buckhead, the Beltline, Decatur, and other areas, welcoming all paces from beginners to experienced runners.
About This Club
Chattahoochee Road Runners has been organizing group runs across metro Atlanta since 1981, so this is a club with real roots in the city. Their flagship run is Saturday morning at High Country Outfitters in Buckhead, with additional weekly runs rotating through areas like the Beltline, Decatur, and beyond. If you are looking for a long run with actual logistical support, water stops and route maps included, this is built for that.
Highlights
- Water stops
- Supported runs
- Pacing options
Who It Suits
This is a strong fit if you are training for a marathon or half marathon and need a structured long run with support built in, or if you want to run with a group that has been around long enough to know Atlanta's roads well. If you are looking for a quick 2-3 mile social trot, the 6-to-20-mile range means this Saturday run will likely be more than you need.
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What a Run With Them Is Like
Saturday kicks off at 7:30 AM at High Country Outfitters in Buckhead. The distances run long, anywhere from 6 to 20 miles, so this is serious long-run territory, not a casual 5K jog. Routes are hilly and run on roads and urban paths, which is pretty standard for Atlanta. They say all paces are welcome, and the setup with water stops and mapped routes means you are not just winging it on your own out there.
Your First Run
Show up to High Country Outfitters in Buckhead at 7:30 AM on a Saturday. Because the distances go up to 20 miles, it is worth checking their website or social media before your first visit to know what distance is on the schedule that day so you can plan accordingly.
They say all paces are welcome and the run is supported with water stops, which means you are not going to get dropped and left to fend for yourself on a hot Atlanta morning. Showing up solo is normal here, the weekly rotating locations mean regulars are always navigating something slightly new too.
Something to train for
Upcoming Races in Atlanta
90 upcoming races in Atlanta. Having one on the calendar is the easiest way to turn a few group runs into a habit.
Common Questions About Chattahoochee Road Runners
Do I have to pay to run with them?
Membership is $45 a year. They do not specify whether you can try a run before joining, so reach out to them directly or check their website to clarify that before you show up.
How do I know how far they are running on a given Saturday?
The range is 6 to 20 miles, which is a wide spread. Check their website or social channels before you go so you know what you are signing up for that week.
What if I am slower than everyone else?
They say all paces are welcome, and the Saturday run is set up with route maps and water stops, which supports runners going at their own speed rather than keeping pace with a single pack.
Is it always in Buckhead?
The Saturday morning run is at High Country Outfitters in Buckhead, but they also host other weekly runs at rotating locations around metro Atlanta, including the Beltline and Decatur.
Is this good for marathon training?
The distances go up to 20 miles and the runs are supported with water stops and maps, which lines up with what you need for marathon training long runs.
Where this comes from: Club details come from each club’s own channels (their site, Meetup, Strava and social posts) and are checked by hand. Group runs move, so confirm the meeting spot on the club’s latest post before you head out. Last updated July 2026.



