Where 100 3rd Fork Rd, Durham, North Carolina 27707
How to join a group run
Most clubs let you turn up to a group run as a guest — no membership, no commitment. Message the club or check their page for the current meeting spot, time, and pace before you head out for the first time.
Typical group-run times. Clubs move meeting spots and swap days — always confirm on the club's own page before you go.
From the reviews
Such an awesome effort and opportunity: a free timed 5K every Sat! Such a simple system, run by volunteers. The course can be tough depending on weather conditions: when very wet, you run 3 loops of the course vs 2; there’s uphill parts including the finish; but it’s a great test of where you are running/fitness wise.
A great Parkrun, well organised and great people. The course has a Hill at the end, but is very pleasant. Very much enjoyed the 11th year anniversary run on Saturday the 30th of June.
Group runs often start from a park, a running store, or a coffee shop — double-check the exact meeting spot with the club, since map pins can point to a general area.
Listing compiled July 2026 from public listings, the club's own pages and socials, and real runners' reviews.
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