RUN CLUBS IN TOULOUSE
Toulouse offers an inviting running scene where runners can enjoy the scenic beauty of the Garonne River and charming historic neighborhoods. With numerous parks and vibrant run clubs, it's a great place for both casual joggers and serious runners to connect.
2 Run Clubs in Toulouse
From sunrise crews to beer miles, find your perfect running community

Buns & Runs
A "running food club" that pairs a short, easy group run with a social foodie stop at a partnering café or restaurant. Runs are relaxed (typically ~6–7 km at an easy pace), community-focused and aimed at combining light exercise with coffee/pastries or other snacks. Event details and registrations are published on the club's Instagram.

Creative Mornings Running
A creativity-focused, community running club that combines short, social runs with post-run coffee and creative activities (drawing, sketching, learning). Runs prioritize connection and fun over speed — inclusive to all levels. Fridays often include a short strength session after the run alongside the creative moments. Regular meetups are designed to move, create and connect.
Club Locations
Popular Routes
- →Garonne River Path - 6km scenic route along the river with views of historic bridges
- →Canal du Midi - 12km shaded trail lined with trees and quiet scenery
- →Parcours de la Mothe - 5km loop in a tranquil park setting great for intervals
- →Capitole Square - 2km loop around the iconic city hall and vibrant plaza
- →Les Jardins des Plantes - 3km through beautiful botanical gardens with historical features
- →Stade Ernest-Wallon Loop - 3km route around the stadium with views of the city
Local Tips
- •Drink plenty of water, especially during the hot summer - hydration stations available along popular routes.
- •Watch for cyclists on shared paths, especially on Canal du Midi.
- •Join local running groups like Toulouse Running Club for community support and motivation.
- •During the summer months, aim for early morning runs to avoid the heat.
- •Respect local customs; greeting fellow runners with a smile is common and appreciated.
- •Explore Toulouse's diverse cuisine post-run at nearby cafés - the local cassoulet can be a great recovery meal.







