Solix Run Club Directory
Run Clubs Across Norway
Join free social run clubs from Oslo and Bergen to Trondheim, Stavanger, and Tromsø. Most meet 1-3 times weekly with pace groups for beginners (6:00-7:00 min/km) through marathon runners.
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Norway hosts 30+ free run clubs with pace groups from 4:00-7:00 min/km across Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, and Stavanger. Oslo alone has 10+ verified clubs (Solix directory, Nov 2025) including social, competitive, and trail running options. Most meet Tue/Thu evenings and weekend mornings at central parks or waterfronts.
Norway has dozens of active run clubs including nationwide Parkrun chapters, November Project Oslo/Bergen, Runners High Oslo, Löplabbet Bergen sessions, and Tromsø Midnight Runners. Most are free, volunteer-led, and focus on community rather than competition - just show up a few minutes early and introduce yourself. For detailed Oslo recommendations, see our run clubs guide.
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- •Most cities host at least one free community run or Parkrun every week
- •Oslo/Bergen/Trondheim clubs typically meet Tue/Thu evenings plus weekend mornings
- •November Project chapters meet Wednesdays at 06:30 for HIIT-style sessions
- •Nike Run Club Oslo and Asics Frontrunner events offer coached workouts and gear tests
- •Clubs split into pace groups (5:00-7:00+ min/km); always read the host’s Instagram for route notes
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- • Most featured Oslo run clubs are free and usually require no registration.
- • Oslo Runners meets multiple times weekly with beginner-friendly groups - confirm the latest times on Instagram.
- • Featured clubs welcome all paces and split into pace groups (check descriptions for any pace caps).
Details verified via club channels in November 2025; schedules and fees may change, so confirm with organizers before attending.
How to Join a Run Club in NorwayTap to expand
1. Pick a city/time that fits your schedule (most host Tue/Thu evenings or weekend mornings)
2. Check Instagram/Facebook/Strava for meeting point updates and pace details
3. Arrive 5-10 minutes early, introduce yourself, and join the group closest to your pace
Featured Run Club Comparison (Oslo spotlight)Tap to expand
| Club | Schedule | Distance | Pace | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runners High Oslo | Wednesday 18:00, Sunday 10:00 | 5-10km | All paces | Free |
| November Project Oslo | Wednesday 06:30 | 5-10km | Moderate-Fast | Free |
| Nike Run Club Oslo | Tue/Thu 18:00 | 8-12km | All paces | Free |
| Oslo Runners | Multiple times | 5-15km | All paces | Free |
| SATS Running Club | Weekly varies | 8-10km | Moderate | Free |
Schedules verified November 12, 2025 - see methodology
Need Oslo-specific pacing tips? Read our Run Clubs Oslo guide
Norway run club FAQs
A run club is an organized group of runners who meet regularly to train together, with typical sessions of 5-15 km. Most Oslo run clubs are free, social and open to all levels - from beginners to experienced marathon runners.
Just show up at the training session - most Oslo run clubs require no registration or membership, and it's completely free. Check the club's Instagram or Facebook for time and meeting place, come 5-10 minutes early, introduce yourself, and follow the group.
Yes, most social run clubs like Oslo Runners, November Project Oslo, Nike Run Club Oslo and Sats Runners are completely free with no membership fee. Some clubs offer premium training programs for a fee, but basic sessions are always free.
No, most Oslo run clubs have groups for all speeds and levels, and beginners are always welcome. Many clubs split into pace groups (5:00-7:00 min/km for beginners) since it's more about social training than performance.
Most run clubs meet 1-3 times per week, typically Tuesday/Thursday evening at 18:00-19:00 and Sunday morning at 09:00-10:00. November Project Oslo meets Wednesday morning at 06:30 for intense workouts, and summer time may have more sessions.