Run to the Ărbol del Tule
Run 18K with a local athlete through 3 towns to El Tule, the countryside, and mountains.
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Oaxaca, Workouts
Listing highlights
What youâll do
Meet at the Bike Path
Gather near the old train route, 1 mi from downtown
Run to Santa LucĂa
Enter a new municipality on the east side of town
Pass Local Markets
Share the route with vendors, runners, and cyclists
Enter San Sebastian
Leave traffic behind and run through open fields
See the Sierra Range
Catch mountain views in Tlalixtac de Cabrera
Approach El Tule
Take the final stretch to Santa MarĂa del Tule
Reach the Tule Tree
See the widest tree in the world, sacred to Zapotecs
Rest and Use Toilets
Pause for photos and restroom access (bring coins)
Begin the Return Run
Head back the same way at a relaxed pace
Finish in the City
Celebrate your 18 km run with your local athlete guide
Hosted in English, Spanish, and Arabic
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Where weâll meet
Beginning of the Cycling Path at Cinco Señores
68115, Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico
Iâm Fahad, originally from Saudi Arabia and based in Oaxaca since 2016. I coordinate this run with local athletes through Oax Sport, a nonprofit that supports youth in sports. I focus on program design and fundraising. All proceeds go to the athletes. I volunteer my time to make this experience possible.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.
4.83, 6 reviews
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Things to know
Guest requirements
Guests ages 13 and up can attend.
Activity level
The activity level for this experience is moderate and the skill level is intermediate.
What to bring
Water & Snack, Sun Protection Gear, Apply Sun Protection, Apply Insect Repellent, Toilet Paper & Coins
Accessibility
Message your host for details. Learn more
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund.
Workouts are vetted for quality
Workouts are led by athletes, trainers, and other experts, and showcase what makes the city unique. Learn more
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From $75 per guest
Free cancellation
What youâll do
Meet at the Bike Path
Gather near the old train route, 1 mi from downtown
Run to Santa LucĂa
Enter a new municipality on the east side of town
Pass Local Markets
Share the route with vendors, runners, and cyclists
Enter San Sebastian
Leave traffic behind and run through open fields
See the Sierra Range
Catch mountain views in Tlalixtac de Cabrera
Approach El Tule
Take the final stretch to Santa MarĂa del Tule
Reach the Tule Tree
See the widest tree in the world, sacred to Zapotecs
Rest and Use Toilets
Pause for photos and restroom access (bring coins)
Begin the Return Run
Head back the same way at a relaxed pace
Finish in the City
Celebrate your 18 km run with your local athlete guide
Hosted in English, Spanish, and Arabic
Where weâll meet
Beginning of the Cycling Path at Cinco Señores
68115, Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico
Iâm Fahad, originally from Saudi Arabia and based in Oaxaca since 2016. I coordinate this run with local athletes through Oax Sport, a nonprofit that supports youth in sports. I focus on program design and fundraising. All proceeds go to the athletes. I volunteer my time to make this experience possible.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.
Run to the Ărbol del Tule
Run 18K with a local athlete through 3 towns to El Tule, the countryside, and mountains.
Automatically translated
Oaxaca, Workouts
Listing highlights
4.83, 6 reviews
0 of 0 items showing
Things to know
Guest requirements
Guests ages 13 and up can attend.
Activity level
The activity level for this experience is moderate and the skill level is intermediate.
What to bring
Water & Snack, Sun Protection Gear, Apply Sun Protection, Apply Insect Repellent, Toilet Paper & Coins
Accessibility
Message your host for details. Learn more
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund.
Workouts are vetted for quality
Workouts are led by athletes, trainers, and other experts, and showcase what makes the city unique. Learn more
See an issue?