RUN CLUBS IN MADRID
Madrid offers incredible running opportunities. Find your perfect run crew and explore the city's best routes.
5 Run Clubs in Madrid
From sunrise crews to beer miles, find your perfect running community
Featured Clubs
Osom Running Club
Osom Running Club is a free, welcoming Madrid-based running community open to all. It hosts group runs every Wednesday and Saturday morning, starting from Osom Coffee Atelier and the Jardín Botánico entrance, followed by brunch.
TRC - The Run Club
TRC The Run Club is Madrid's largest and most comprehensive running club, blending structured running programs with strength, flexibility, and hybrid training across five accessible locations (Madrid Río, Retiro, Aravaca, Juan Carlos I, and Móstoles). Open 7 days a week with flexible morning, afternoon, and weekend schedules—no reservations needed—you can train freely at any site, running routes through iconic spots like Casa de Campo and Madrid Río.
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MadRun
MadRun is a Madrid-based running community offering guided training sessions across levels with an emphasis on energy, inclusivity and a friendly social atmosphere. The club runs series (speed) workouts, technique and social runs (with a beginner group), and weekly long runs. Membership perks include guided sessions, a recovery drink, access to WhatsApp and Strava groups, and an active community vibe.
Retiro Running
Retiro Running is a social running club centered on El Retiro Park in Madrid. The club emphasizes community, language exchange (Spanish/English) and socialising alongside regular runs — members come from a diverse international background (reported from 64+ countries). Beyond runs the group organises “Meet & Chill” social events (karaoke, bowling, picnics), seasonal challenges (e.g., “Meteocrazys”) and a weekly Retiro Running League with rankings. Participation is flexible: the club offers a two-week free trial when registering via their site/Meetup and low-cost drop-in or subscription options for regular access.
VOLTA RUN CLUB
Madrid-based international running community that combines running with coffee and socialising. Runs are free to join, welcoming all fitness levels with multiple pace groups. Regular meetups focus on social, no-pressure runs and post-run coffee/hangouts; the club also occasionally partners with local groups for special events.
Club Locations
Popular Routes
- →Retiro Park Grand Loop - 5km circuit around ponds, monuments and tree-lined paths
- →Madrid Río Linear Park - 10km green corridor along the Manzanares River
- →Casa de Campo - 20km+ extensive trail network in Madrid's largest park
- →El Rastro to Royal Palace - 4km historic route through old Madrid neighborhoods
- →Templo de Debod Circuit - 3km loop including Egyptian temple and sunset views
- →Parque Juan Carlos I - 7km modern park with varied terrain and water features
Local Tips
- •Madrileños run late - evening runs (8-10pm) are popular and social
- •Summer heat is intense - early morning or late evening runs essential
- •Free outdoor gym equipment available in most major parks
- •Join Club de Atletismo Grupo Oasis for structured training sessions
- •Tapas and cerveza after runs are traditional - embrace the culture
- •Royal Palace gardens area can be crowded with tourists - stick to early hours
