Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Tuesdays6:30pmThursdays6:30pm
Frequency
Weekly
Seasonality
Year-round, rain or shine; Thursday Platte St Feb-Nov per some sources

About This Club

This is Denver Beer Company's run club, based out of the Platte Street taproom in Highland with runs also happening at other taproom locations. It's free to join with no membership required, and it's built around a simple loop: run, then drink beer together. If you're looking for a casual, no-pressure way to run twice a week and end with a drink in hand, this is set up for exactly that.

  • Multi-taproom locations
  • Tied to brewery events like 50K
  • Inclusive all-vibes
  • BOGO post-run beers
  • Free beer for newcomers
  • Captain perks

Who It Suits

This suits social runners and beginners who want the run to be part of a bigger, casual hangout, and it's a comfortable entry point if you've never joined a run club before. It's not built for competitive racers chasing tempo work or anyone training for long-distance goals, since the distance tops out at 3-5 miles. It's also not the move if you're bringing a dog or a stroller, since neither is accommodated.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Runs are 3-5 miles on roads and urban terrain, so expect sidewalks and city streets rather than trails. The pace is described as party pace to tempo, and it's a no-drop group, meaning the run is structured so nobody gets left behind regardless of speed. Walkers are explicitly welcome, so if you need to walk sections, that's built into how the group operates, not an exception to it.

Distance3-5 miles
PaceAll paces, party pace to tempo, no-drop
TerrainRoads, Urban
Post-runBOGO beers, free beer for first-timers, $25 tab for captains

Your First Run

Show up at the Platte Street Taproom by 6:15pm, ahead of the 6:30pm start, and know that first-timers get a free beer, which takes care of the awkward 'do I order something' moment right away. Since the club also runs from other taproom locations, double check which taproom is hosting that day's route before you go.

On the run itself, the no-drop structure and walker-friendly pace mean the worry about being too slow or getting left behind isn't really a factor here. Afterward, stick around for the BOGO beer deal and you'll have an easy, low-stakes reason to hang around and meet people.