Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Weekdays unspecifiedSundaymornings
Frequency
Weekly weekdays and Sundays
Seasonality
Rain or shine; postpone if lightning

About This Club

Run the Heights is a free run club in Tampa's Seminole Heights area, open to anyone from first-time runners to ultra marathoners. There's no membership and no cost, which means the barrier to just showing up is low. It's built around the run leading into a social afterward, not around chasing a specific pace.

  • Free community club
  • All skill levels
  • Beer-focused socials
  • Rain or shine (no lightning)
  • Free runs
  • Socializing
  • Post-run drinks

Who It Suits

This suits people who want a free, no-pressure way to run consistently and don't mind pavement over trail. It's a good fit if the post-run beer and social side matters to you as much as the run itself. If you're training for competitive times or want technical trail terrain, this isn't set up for that, and it's not stroller or dog friendly either.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Weekday runs are a 5k with a 10k option for those who want more distance, all on pavement. Sundays step up to 10-15 miles, which is a real commitment, so plan accordingly. Since the pace range spans first-timers to ultra runners, expect a spread of speeds rather than one pack moving together. Every run finishes at a brewery or local restaurant.

Distance5k, 10k, 10-15 miles
PaceAll levels: first-time runners to ultra marathoners
TerrainPavement
Post-runBrewery or local restaurant for cheers and beers

Your First Run

For weekday runs, you can just show up and introduce yourself when you get there, no advance notice needed. Sundays are different: give them a day's notice before you plan to join, since those runs are longer and further out.

Read the disclaimer before you attend your first run. Walkers are welcome and the pace range runs from beginner to ultra marathoner, so showing up slow or new isn't going to be the odd thing about you, plenty of people there are in the same boat.