Running And Cycling Clubs in Atlanta

Find your pace in Atlanta with local running and cycling clubs that know every hill, beltline stretch, and neighborhood cut-through. On this page, you’ll find articles that break down group runs from Piedmont Park to the BeltLine, popular cycling routes through Midtown, Decatur, and the Silver Comet Trail, and clubs that welcome everyone from beginners to seasoned racers.

Atlanta’s heat, traffic patterns, and hilly terrain make it especially important to choose the right club, route, and schedule. These guides can help you compare options, understand typical meetups and safety practices, and decide where to start so you can train smarter, commute by bike more confidently, or simply explore more of Atlanta on foot or on two wheels.

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Atlanta BeltLine Running Series

The Atlanta BeltLine Running Series is a popular way to experience the BeltLine’s trails while staying active, meeting other runners, and exploring different neighborhoods around the city. If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting and want to run on the BeltLine, this guide explains what the series is, how it works, and what to expect on race day and beyond.

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Atlanta Track Club Group Runs

If you run in Atlanta for more than a week, you’ll hear about Atlanta Track Club (ATC). Beyond big events like the Peachtree Road Race, the club is known locally for its group runs—regular, organized runs open to a wide range of paces and experience levels.

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Atlanta Triathlon Club

If you live in Atlanta and have ever thought, “Could I actually do a triathlon?” you’re not alone. The Atlanta Triathlon Club is one of the best-known places in the city for adults who want structured, social training in swim–bike–run—whether you’re a total beginner or training for an Ironman-distance race.

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Big Peach Running Co. Group Runs

If you run in Atlanta, you’ve probably heard about Big Peach Running Co. group runs. These free, store-based runs are a popular way for locals and visitors to explore different neighborhoods, meet other runners, and get consistent weekly miles in.

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Critical Mass ATL Bike Ride

The Critical Mass ATL bike ride is a casual, social group ride where cyclists gather to ride through Atlanta streets together, usually once a month. It’s less about racing and more about visibility, community, and enjoying the city by bike.

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Georgia Tech Cycling Club

If you ride a bike in Atlanta and spend any time around Midtown or the Georgia Tech campus, you’ve probably seen packs of cyclists in yellow and white kits. That’s the Georgia Tech Cycling Club—one of the most active cycling communities in the city and a key hub for student riders and local racers alike.

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Peachtree Creek Greenway Bike Rides

The Peachtree Creek Greenway is quickly becoming one of metro Atlanta’s favorite spots for easy, scenic bike rides. If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting and want a relaxed place to ride without dealing with busy streets, this multi-use trail in Brookhaven (just northeast of Atlanta) is worth knowing well.

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Peachtree Road Race (10K)

The Peachtree Road Race 10K is one of Atlanta’s best‑known traditions and the largest 10K road race in the world. If you live in Atlanta, are visiting for the holiday, or are just curious how it all works locally, this guide walks you through what to expect and how to get involved.

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Silver Comet Trail Cycling

The Silver Comet Trail is one of the most popular places for cycling near Atlanta. Whether you live in the city or you’re visiting and want a safe, scenic place to ride, this paved rail-trail offers a long, car-free route that starts just west of Atlanta and stretches all the way to the Alabama state line.

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Sope Creek MTB Trail

If you live in the Atlanta area and are looking for a nearby place to ride singletrack, the Sope Creek MTB Trail in East Cobb is one of the closest and most popular options. It’s part of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, and while it’s technically outside the city limits, it functions as a go‑to trail system for many Atlanta riders, runners, and hikers.