31 run clubs and running groups in the Sauerland, 16 of them with fixed weekly times – for every pace. Here it is about the company, not the clock. Come alone, run along, and stay for a coffee.
Lockerer Lauftreff im Raum Medebach, Treffpunkt Hesseberg-Skihütte.
Offener Lauftreff des TuS 09 Drolshagen, ca. 8–10 km in verschiedenen Tempogruppen, für Anfänger geeignet.
Großer Lauftreff der TuS Iserlohn (gegr.
Leichtathletik-Gemeinschaft mit 5 Stammvereinen.
Seit über 35 Jahren die Adresse für Laufsport in Menden.
Lauftreff am NASS Freizeit- und Erlebnisbad / Fitnessclub NassVital in Arnsberg.
Moderner Social Run Club ohne Leistungsdruck, willkommen für alle Levels.
Leichtathletik-Abteilung der SG Wenden (größter Verein der Gemeinde) mit offenem Lauftreff jeden Sonntag für alle.
Sportverein „Eresburg“ Obermarsberg, Ausrichter des Eresburglaufs.
Wöchentlicher Lauftreff mit Fokus auf gemeinsames Lauferlebnis; Zielgruppe v.a.
Leichtathletik-Abteilung der TSG Lennestadt, größter Verein der Stadt.
Lauftreff des TuS 1899/1945 Belecke; ca. 1 Std. im Wald, moderates Tempo, Laufneulinge willkommen.
Kleine Laufgruppe (~15 Personen), 90-Min-Einheiten mit Warm-up und Technik.
Laufabteilung des größten Vereins der Gemeinde Bestwig.
Lauftreff/Leichtathletik-Angebot des Turnverein Attendorn.
Lauftreff der Leichtathletik-Abteilung des TV Deilinghofen, offen für alle Niveaus.
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MORE ABOUT RUNNING IN THE SAUERLAND
Running groups, jogging clubs, and run clubs across the Sauerland – from Arnsberg to Meschede and Winterberg, to Iserlohn, Lüdenscheid, Olpe, and Attendorn. We Up brings the region's running groups together in one place.
The Sauerland is running country: forests, mountains, and reservoirs instead of flat city loops. Trails run along the ridges via the Rothaarsteig and the Sauerland-Höhenflug, climbing above 840 meters at the Kahler Asten near Winterberg, while the Langenberg near Niedersfeld is, at 843 meters, the highest peak in North Rhine-Westphalia. If you're after elevation and forest trails, this is home turf.
Water is part of the picture too. Wide lakeside paths wind around the Hennesee near Meschede, the Sorpesee near Sundern, the Biggesee between Olpe and Attendorn, and the Möhnesee — perfect for long, easy runs. The region has a lively running scene: since 1999, the Volksbank Sauerland Lauf Cup has brought together more than a dozen events each year from Arnsberg to Schmallenberg, from the Hennesee Panoramalauf to the summer-evening run around the Sorpesee.
Out in the countryside, you often know the routes but not the people running them. That's exactly what We Up is for: we make the region's running groups and run clubs visible — whether in Brilon, Olsberg, Schmallenberg, or the Märkisches Sauerland around Lüdenscheid and Iserlohn. Grab a group in your town, lock in the next event, and get running. In the Sauerland, nobody has to run the mountains alone.
Running groups in the Sauerland suit beginners too: many are explicitly beginner-friendly and deliberately run slowly, often with walk breaks. No experience is needed, just the will to start.
6 running groups in the Sauerland meet regularly on Saturdays or Sundays, for example Lauftreff Medebach, Lauftreff TuS Iserlohn, NBF Running Club and SG Wenden – Leichtathletik / Lauftreff. All running groups with day and time are in the list on this page.
Of the 16 running groups in the Sauerland with a fixed weekday, most run on Mondays (5), Tuesdays (5) and Wednesdays (5). 6 of these running groups meet at the weekend.
General questions, for example whether you can come alone or what a run club costs: Go to the FAQ
Last updated 18 October 2026
Sources: sauerland.com · rothaarsteig-marathon.de · trifunhennesee.de · my.raceresult.com · hdsports.org · events.larasch.de · hdsports.org · lac-veltins-hochsauerland.de · sauerland.com · sauerland-wanderdoerfer.de