Stevens Creek Striders
Welcome to the Stevens Creek Striders!
Founded in 1981, the Stevens Creek Striders are an all-ages social trail running group in Cupertino, CA. Every Saturday morning at 8:30, you will find us at the Stevens Creek Reservoir parking lot, eager to spend the morning sharing the trails and each other’s company, often followed by brunch nearby.
Beyond our Saturday gatherings, we organize runs in other parks throughout the year, manage aid stations at several prominent races, and host our own race in September.
Runners (and hikers) of all backgrounds and abilities are welcome, whether you are new to trails or eyeing your next 100-miler. Please do not worry if you think you’re slow – we will naturally spread out during the run but also regroup regularly. No one is left behind, and no one will mind having more time to chat; we are here because we want to spend this time together.
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The Stevens Creek Striders Running Club is based in Cupertino, California. It has about 100 members residing in and around Silicon Valley. The club is a casual, fun-loving group with a very diverse membership. Runners of all ages and abilities get together to train and run.
Every Saturday (rain or shine), we meet at 8:30 at the Stevens Creek Reservoir. We also host adventure runs and other fun events, both on and off the trails.
Volunteer opportunities include trail maintenance, race support, and other service activities.
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Photos from Stevens Creek Striders's post
Another great group of runners shared the trails on Saturday morning, after some rain. Smiles and laughs and good company all around!
Another beautiful Saturday morning run with beautiful people. Welcome Paula.
Pictures and action video courtesy of Hao – he’s the one sticking out his tongue.
Good looking Striders on this Saturday morning’s run.
Update: To clarify the caption:
It doesn’t mean that non good looking Striders were excluded from the photo. It means that if you come running with us, you are automatically good looking. There is no such thing
as non good looking trail runners.
