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Your pace. Your people. Your club.
Shared miles. Spontaneous adventures. A whole new crew. Come run, hike and hang with Wah Run Club.
OUT THERE · TOGETHERThe group chat went outside
BASED IN WAH. BUILT ON GOOD COMPANY.
The plan is simple: lace up, get outside, and find your people. First 5K or another long run, there’s room for you in the crew.
Road days. Trail days. A reason to put the phone away. We’re Wah Cantonment’s running and outdoors community, with plenty of life between the miles.
Find your peopleWho’s up for the next one?
Pick your kind of outside
From a first 5K to a familiar 10K, share the road with a community that welcomes different levels of experience.
Find your movement02Build consistency with long runs and group preparation for half-marathons, marathons and endurance events.
Find your movement03Weekend hikes, Galiyat and Margalla-area adventures, and time outside with good company.
Find your movement04Make room for another kind of movement, with cycling, swimming and wider endurance activity.
Find your movementA first hello turns into a shared route. A shared route turns into your favourite people. That’s the WRC part.
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Trail prodigies
Two young WRC athletes pushing the limits of what Pakistan’s next trail-running generation can do.

18 July 2026 · WRC trail prodigy
Recognised by WRC as the youngest Pakistani to finish a 100K trail race, Ashir completed the Galiyat Mountain Trail 100K in 23:57:21—three minutes inside the 24-hour cut-off. He is an ultra trail runner and the youngest member of Pakistan’s National Backyard Ultra Team.
Verified race record
28–30 August 2026 · WRC trail prodigy
At 13, Saim became Pakistan’s youngest ultra trail runner during the three-day Savage 100 in Galiyat. He covered more than 120 kilometres and over 5,000 metres of elevation—youngest in the room, with one of the biggest hearts on the trail.
Verified race recordStraight from the group chat
Ashir and Saim take WRC’s trail-running story to Pakistan TV’s World This Morning.
Together with Al Esaar Foundation, Wah Run Club stepped forward to make a difference—one donation at a time.
The crew, a guitar, and an evening with Zee Sings.

The camera roll
Good runs. Questionable poses. Very good company.
Explore the galleryGood people we’ve crossed paths with
Organisations connected with WRC through individual events and community activities.