Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Thursday7pmSaturday9am
Frequency
Weekly
Seasonality
Post-run at Sly Fox when reopened in spring

About This Club

Pittsburgh Frontrunners is an LGBTQA+ running and walking club that meets at the Columbus Statue in Oakland. It's built to be open to all ages and abilities, plus friends, family, and pets, so it suits people who want a running group tied to LGBTQA+ community as much as it suits people just looking for company on a run.

  • LGBTQA+ focused
  • Gay-friendly social activities
  • Inclusive community
  • Social events
  • Race training

Who It Suits

This suits LGBTQA+ runners, beginners, walkers, and people who want the run to lead into a social hang afterward. It's not set up for elite racers chasing times or for trail runners, since the routes are on road and paces are inclusive rather than competitive.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Runs cover 3 to 6 miles on road, with paces set up to include everyone from novice to experienced runners. Walkers are part of the group, not an afterthought, so you're not choosing between running the whole thing or not coming. After the run, people gather at Panera Bread or Sly Fox to keep hanging out.

Distance3 miles, 4 miles, 5 miles, 6 miles
PaceAll abilities from novice to experienced; various paces with options for all levels
TerrainRoad
Post-runGather at Panera Bread or Sly Fox

Your First Run

Show up at the Columbus Statue a few minutes early so you have time to meet people before the group heads out, on Thursday at 7pm or Saturday at 9am. There's no cost to join and no membership to sign up for first, you just come.

If you're worried about pace, this group is built for a range of abilities and walkers are explicitly welcome, so there's no single speed you're expected to match. Bring a friend, a family member, or your dog if that makes the first time easier.