Running Groups in Los Angeles
Run where Hollywood meets the Pacific. Connect with LA runners across Griffith Park, Santa Monica Beach, Runyon Canyon, and endless sunshine routes.
Download CorrerJuntosRun where Hollywood meets the Pacific. Connect with LA runners across Griffith Park, Santa Monica Beach, Runyon Canyon, and endless sunshine routes.
Download CorrerJuntosLos Angeles offers runners unmatched diversity, from mountain trails with Hollywood Sign views to beachfront paths along the Pacific Ocean. Whether you're running Griffith Park's challenging hills, cruising the Santa Monica Beach path, or climbing Runyon Canyon for city panoramas, LA's year-round perfect weather makes every day a running day. CorrerJuntos connects you with the city's vibrant running community.
Whether you're training for the LA Marathon in March, joining beach runs in Venice, or exploring Silver Lake Reservoir's scenic loop, there's always a crew ready to run. LA's sprawling geography means neighborhood-specific groups thrive, from Downtown to the Westside, Valley to South Bay.
Conquer Griffith Park's extensive trail network with Hollywood Sign views, challenge Runyon Canyon's steep climbs, or enjoy gentler loops around Kenneth Hahn Park.
Run the Santa Monica to Venice Beach path, explore Manhattan Beach's Strand, or discover Malibu's scenic Pacific Coast Highway routes with ocean views throughout.
Train at Silver Lake Reservoir's 2.2-mile flat loop, a local favorite with skyline views and a tight-knit community of daily runners.
The crown jewel of LA beach running. The paved oceanfront path stretches over 20 miles from Will Rogers State Beach to Torrance Beach. Run the Santa Monica Pier to Venice Boardwalk section for a flat, scenic 3-mile out-and-back, or extend south along The Strand. Morning runs feature ocean mist and surfers, and the beach path is car-free all day. Groups gather at the Santa Monica Pier steps for sunrise sessions.
East LA's running heartland combines urban reservoir loops with massive parkland. Silver Lake Reservoir offers a flat 2.2-mile neighborhood loop popular with local crews, while Griffith Park delivers 53 miles of trails from gentle fire roads to steep single-track. Run to the Hollywood Sign via Mount Hollywood for stunning city panoramas, or take the easier Fern Dell to Observatory route for a challenging but rewarding 5-mile run.
The Rose Bowl loop is one of the most beloved running routes in Southern California. This 3.3-mile flat loop around the iconic stadium attracts hundreds of runners daily, from dawn joggers to marathon training groups. The adjacent Arroyo Seco trail extends the run into shaded canyon paths. Pasadena's tree-lined streets and Old Town create perfect cool-down strolls after your run.
Hollywood Hills running at its finest. Runyon Canyon's 3.3-mile loop delivers steep climbs with panoramic views of Downtown LA, the Hollywood Sign, and the Pacific Ocean on clear days. The park offers multiple trail options from moderate to strenuous. Nearby, the streets of West Hollywood and Melrose area are popular for flat urban runs, and the Hollywood Reservoir offers a 3.3-mile paved loop around Lake Hollywood.
The South Bay offers some of LA's most consistent and scenic coastal running. The Strand stretches 22 miles along the beach from Santa Monica to Torrance, passing through Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach. The flat, paved path is ideal for long runs and tempo sessions with a constant ocean breeze. Manhattan Beach's hilly residential streets add variety for hill training with ocean views at every summit.
The ideal season for running in LA with temperatures between 12-22°C and occasional rain that keeps the hills green. This is marathon training season, leading up to the LA Marathon in March. Cool mornings and warm afternoons make any time of day comfortable. The air is clearest after rain, revealing spectacular mountain and ocean views from the trails.
Excellent running weather with temperatures ranging 15-25°C. Griffith Park trails are lush and green, the coast is perfect, and morning fog along the beach burns off by mid-morning. Wildflowers line the hillside trails, making spring runs particularly scenic. This is the sweet spot before summer heat arrives inland.
Inland valleys and hills can hit 35°C+, but the coast stays comfortable at 22-28°C thanks to the marine layer. Early morning runs are essential for inland routes like Griffith Park and Pasadena. Beach running is ideal all day with ocean breezes. The "June Gloom" fog keeps mornings cool near the coast through June and July.
Warm and dry with temperatures between 18-30°C. The Santa Ana winds can bring hot, dry conditions from the desert, but most days offer excellent running weather. This is a great season for exploring trails as summer heat fades. Race season picks up with fall events and early marathon training groups forming across the city.
LA's size can be intimidating, but CorrerJuntos makes finding your local running crew easy. Connect with groups in your neighborhood, whether you're in West Hollywood, Pasadena, Long Beach, or the San Fernando Valley. Find runners who share your preferred terrain, from beach paths to mountain trails.
Join crews who know the best sunrise spots, traffic-free routes, and post-run coffee shops in every corner of this vast city. Experience LA's incredible running culture and outdoor lifestyle.
Join LA's diverse running community and explore routes from beaches to mountain peaks.
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