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HRC Night Run x HOKA 2. 325 people joined on 1 September 2026.
See the runIt started with four friends
and a Thursday morning.
A place where anyone can show up, feel welcomed and be part of something bigger, one step at a time.
We show up for more than the run. Local causes the club turns out for.
All community runsA cold night out to raise funds for local people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
The Hills Winter Sleepout is an annual night when residents, businesses, community groups and local leaders, the Mayor of The Hills Shire among them, sleep out to raise funds and awareness for people in the Hills who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The money stays in the Hills, paying for homelessness prevention and emergency help for people facing financial hardship, domestic violence and mental illness. In July the club dedicated Night Run 10 to it. 102 people ran laps of Balmoral Road Reserve under the lights, and every dollar raised through the club's Sleepout page went to Hills Community Aid. It is the kind of night the community series exists for: a run that stands for something in our own suburbs, and a reminder that looking after one another is part of the deal.The club ran the first leg of Sam's 300 km run to Parliament House.
At 19, Sam Bramman's life was nearly taken apart by nitrous oxide. What started as a party drug became a daily dependency of up to 50 nangs a day. A psychotic episode and a hospital stay followed, then a year of rebuilding from the bottom. Then he decided to run. In June, Sam set off from the Hills to run more than 300 km to Parliament House in Canberra, to push for stronger nitrous oxide laws across Australia: an end to rapid home delivery, sensible purchase limits, age verification on every sale, licensed retailers and a ban on advertising aimed at young people. The club took the first 7 km with him, 83 of us at Centenary of ANZAC Reserve at a quarter past six in the morning, before he carried on south. Profits from No2Nangs merchandise go to headspace.A 24 hour treadmill relay for the Make Bullying History Foundation.
The Refinery 24 was a 24 hour treadmill relay at The Refinery Studio in Castle Hill: runners, families and local businesses taking slots around the clock in support of the Make Bullying History Foundation and a local family, the Forwoods. The club took a block of the relay, 64 members filling the overnight slots so the belts never stopped, and turned out through the day to cheer the runners on. It was the community series at its simplest. Show up, take your turn, keep it moving.Our free membership platform. It is how you join a run, and it is where the rest of the club lives.
Two ways to run with us. Pick the one that fits your week, or do both.
A morning loop around Glenhaven, bringing the regulars together at the same time and place each week to run, catch up and grab a coffee afterwards.
- When
- Every Thursday
- Arrive
- 5:45am for a 6:00am start
- Distance
- 2.5 km laps, 5 km total
- Cost
- Free, always

The big one. An evening under the lights, bringing the community together for a run, a catch-up and something extra, usually with our partners on site helping bring the night to life.
- When
- Every second Tuesday
- Arrive
- 6:45pm for a 7:00pm start
- Distance
- 2.5 km laps, 5 km total
- Cost
- Free, always















