Trail des 8 Clochers de Haute-Loire

Trail Trash started in January 2020 when Sam and Jasper discovered Brussels had some seriously good trails and decided to share them. What began as a personal mission has grown into a crew of around 100 runners who gather every other Sunday in the Sonian Forest, a sprawling 4,400-hectare woodland on the city's edge. They run for joy, not performance. Acceptance, friendship, and the promise of a cold beer at the finish line define the philosophy here. The vibe is warm, chaotic, and utterly unpretentious, a place where all levels belong.

Brussels moves slower than you'd think. Camille and Tim noticed the gap in their city's running scene, no speed demons, no elite track club, just runners who wanted to move and talk at the same time. BXL Run Crew started in 2018 as a deliberate antidote: a group where pace matters less than presence. Weekly runs loop through the city's parks and boulevards, with routes that shift each week to uncover new corners of Brussels. From first-timers to marathon runners, everyone paces together. The crew has grown into a fixture of Brussels' running culture, splitting time between urban exploration and trail runs deeper into Flanders and the Ardennes. What holds them together isn't speed, it's the simple ritual of showing up, moving together, and discovering the city one mile at a time.

Halle Run Crew was founded by Iris in May 2023, emerging from a simple idea born during the pandemic: bring runners together, reclaim the streets, and build community one kilometre at a time. What started as a way to move and connect has grown into a crew of around fifty members, all levels, all welcome. The philosophy is straightforward. No fees. No barriers. No pace requirements. Running belongs to everyone, and the best connections happen on the run and in the conversation after. Most people discovered Halle Run Crew by showing up to a Monday evening run or Saturday morning session, then stayed because they found their people. That is how a crew becomes a community.