Running clubs in A Coruña

Where to run in A Coruña, when to go out, its popular races and the run clubs that publish their runs on Kibi as they join.

Running in A Coruña.Why it is a good city to run with people.

A Coruña tiene uno de los paseos marítimos más largos de Europa, con un carril reservado para corredores en parte del recorrido. Rodear la península corriendo junto al Atlántico es una de las mejores experiencias runner del norte.

El viento y la lluvia forman parte del paisaje, y los grupos de la ciudad salen igualmente, con la Torre de Hércules como referencia.

Where to run in A Coruña.The routes the groups use most.

Paseo marítimo

Unos 13 kilómetros de paseo alrededor de la península, con carril para corredores en las playas de Orzán y Riazor.

Vuelta completa, de Oza a Bens

Unos 20 kilómetros siguiendo la costa: la tirada larga clásica de la ciudad.

Torre de Hércules

Caminos sin asfalto alrededor del faro romano, con el Atlántico de fondo.

Parques de San Pedro, Bens y Santa Margarita

Sendas de tierra y cuestas para variar el terreno sin salir de la ciudad.

When to run.

El clima es suave y húmedo, con viento frecuente y lluvia en otoño e invierno. En verano no hace calor: se puede correr a cualquier hora.

How to choose your run club in A Coruña.Three things to look at before your first run.

The pace

Look at the pace on each run before you sign up. Social runs usually go at a chatting pace, and clubs that split into pace groups let you start in the slowest and move up.

The day and the meeting point

The club you keep going to is the one that meets on a day you can make, near where you live or work. Check the weekly schedule and meeting points on this page.

The atmosphere

Some clubs train for races and others run to meet people and finish with a coffee. Go to a free run first: most clubs let you try without becoming a member.

Questions.Running in a group in A Coruña.

Yes. Most social runs are conversational pace and many clubs split into pace groups so nobody runs alone. The pace is shown on each run before you sign up.

The most used routes are Paseo marítimo, Vuelta completa, de Oza a Bens, Torre de Hércules and Parques de San Pedro, Bens y Santa Margarita. You will find each of them described on this page.

Open the run, tap sign up and, if it is paid, pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. You get a QR code with your spot, which the club scans when you arrive. It works from the Kibi app and from the browser.