Bergen Morning Miles
social run club
📍Bryggen
All-level morning run crew looping hills and harbour routes in Bergen
Free
Free club snapshot
Oslo Runners, Nike Run Club, November Project and Parkrun host 100% free runs multiple times weekly with pace leaders for beginners.
Oslo's free running clubs provide supportive communities for runners of all levels without membership fees or registration requirements. From beginner-friendly groups to serious marathon training, these clubs meet weekly across Oslo offering social runs, coaching, and motivation. This guide lists the best free running communities, meeting times, and what to expect as a first-timer.
| Club | Schedule | Location | Pace | Beginner? | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oslo Runners | Multiple times weekly | Various locations | 4:30-7:00 min/km | Yes | Instagram: @oslorunners |
| Nike Run Club Oslo | Tue/Thu 18:00 | Nike Store, Bogstadveien | 4:30-6:00 min/km | Yes | Instagram: @nikeruncluboslo |
| November Project Oslo | Wed 06:30 | Bislett Stadion | All levels | Yes | Instagram: @novemberprojectoslo |
| Runners High Oslo | Wed 18:00, Sun 10:00 | Aker Brygge | 5:00-6:30 min/km | Yes | Instagram: @runnershighoslo |
| SATS Running Club | Weekly varies | Multiple SATS locations | 5:30-7:00 min/km | Yes | Free (SATS membership recommended) |
For a complete guide to Oslo running clubs, see our run clubs guide
social run club
📍Bryggen
All-level morning run crew looping hills and harbour routes in Bergen
Free
timed 5k
📍Oslo
Weekly free 5K parkrun event in Bergen parks.
Free
social run club
📍Bryggen
Free Bergen social run club looping around Bryggen and hillside routes
Free
athletics club
📍Oslo
Athletics club in Bergen co-organising Tunnelløpet and local races.
Membership
social run club
📍Oslo
Run club in Randaberg/Stavanger area with community meetups and partner discounts.
Free
athletics club
📍Oslo
Athletics club in Stavanger with organised training and race participation.
Membership
competitive run club
📍Frogner Park
Run club for experienced runners focusing on race preparation
Free
beginner run club
📍Bogstadveien
Free 8-week program taking non-runners to 5K ability
Free
social run club
📍Apollon platebar
Mikkeller RC Bergen chapter meeting at Apollon/bar routes for social runs.
Free
guided run club
📍Bogstadveien
Free guided runs with structured training programs from Nike Store
Free
timed 5k
📍Tøyen Park / Ekebergsletta / Frognerparken
Free weekly timed 5K parkrun events at multiple Oslo parks including Tøyen, Ekebergsletta, and Frognerparken.
Free
social run club
📍Central Oslo (runs weekly, e.g. Wednesdays 18:00) - meet at Skyggesiden Bar
5K social run + afterrun at Skyggesiden Bar with fixed 5/7km route and social atmosphere.
Free
social run club
📍Henry & Sallys (clubhouse) - runs typically start from the pub
Social running + beer clubhouse with runs typically starting from Henry & Sallys pub.
Free
social run club
📍See Meetup/event listing; runs weekly
Social / fun running (hash) group with weekly runs - winter Saturdays & summer evenings.
Free
interval run club
📍Sagene / Kjelsås (Oslo)
Oslo social run club (Est. 2020, Kjelsås/Sagene). Interval focus with Tuesday sessions (e.g., 1500m x3–6) around Nordre gravlund area. Everyone welcome; consistency, PBs, coffee, community. Follow @klrunningclub for weekly details.
Free
social run club
📍Oslo
Inclusive Wednesday 17:00 run in Oslo; all levels welcome, route announced on Instagram.
Free
social run club
📍Torggata 20
Free weekly social run from Oslo Sportslager (Torggata 20). Wednesday 17:00; example 10 km at ~6:00 min/km. Follow @oslosportslagerrunclub for details.
Free
social run club
📍Amerikalinjen / Carls
Free, very social Oslo club. Saturday 10@10 (10 km @10:00) from Amerikalinjen, Jernbanetorget 2. Wednesday 5 km @17:30 from Carls, Trondheimsveien 113. All levels welcome; pace-friendly ~6:15–6:30 min/km suggested.
Free
social run club
📍Central routes
Social running club in Bergen with central meetups and events.
Free
social run club
📍Oslo
Tromsø-based running community with events and group runs.
Free
fitness run club
📍Bislett
Free high-intensity morning workouts combining running and bodyweight exercises
Free
social run club
📍Multiple locations
Free social run club with multiple weekly sessions for all levels
Free
trail run club
📍Nordmarka
Trail running group exploring Nordmarka's extensive trail network
Free
social run club
📍Aker Brygge
Relaxed social run club meeting at scenic Aker Brygge
Free
gym run club
📍Multiple SATS locations
SATS-organized running programs with certified instruction
Included with SATS membership
social run club
📍Sellanraa
Social run club meeting at Sellanraa café for Friday runs in Trondheim.
Free
timed 5k
📍Mosvatnet
Weekly free timed 5K around Mosvatnet lake in Stavanger
Free
social run club
📍City centre
Community run crew in Stavanger with harbour loops and interval sessions
Free
social run club
📍Oslo
Trondheim social/club running group with regular training.
Membership/club
athletics club
📍Oslo
Athletics/run club in Tromsø with organised training across venues.
Membership
social run club
📍Tromsø centre
Evening and midnight sun runs around Tromsø for all paces
Free
social run club
📍City centre
Evening run club in Tromsø with winter-friendly pacing and all-level groups
Free
timed 5k
📍Lade
Free weekly timed 5K around Lade for all paces
Free
social run club
📍Solheimsviken
Trondheim community run crew with intervals and easy runs
Free
social run club
📍Oslo
Open running group in Trondheim with social runs via FB.
Free
competitive run club
📍Bislett
Established athletics club with track training and competitive focus
Free
Yes. Most social running clubs like Oslo Runners, Nike Run Club Oslo, November Project, and Runners High Oslo are completely free with no membership fees or registration requirements. Just show up at the meeting point.
No. All clubs welcome beginners and split into pace groups (typically 5:00-7:00 min/km for beginners). It's about community and consistent training, not competition. Many first-timers start by walking portions.
Bring running shoes (visit Løplabbet for free gait analysis if needed), water bottle, and weather-appropriate clothing. Most runs are 5-12km. Arrive 10 minutes early to introduce yourself and hear route/pace group explanations.
Yes. Most Oslo running clubs operate year-round, including winter. Bring headlamp for dark mornings/evenings, reflective gear, and layers (Oslo winters average -5 to 0°C). Some clubs reduce frequency in deep winter (January-February).
Both. Most clubs combine running with social elements - post-run coffee/beer, weekend long runs with breakfast, and occasional events. November Project is known for intense workouts + strong community. Nike Run Club and Oslo Runners are more relaxed.