Pattaya Monkey Hash House Harriers
Sports clubs · Various locations across the Pattaya region
Men-only Pattaya hash group running roughly every second odd-numbered month on changing trails with event-specific meeting points.
No published price yet
Sports clubs Pattaya / rotating trail locations
Mixed social running and walking hash operating every Monday since 1984.
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Prices on the club website, checked 27 July 2026:
You pay this each run; it is not a monthly membership. The trail moves every week, so check the next-run page for that Monday's details.
We found no separate insurance, yearly membership, shoe hire or bag-drop charge. To know what your fee covers on a given Monday, ask about that week's run.
The Thailand Hash House directory lists the chapter as Pattaya Hash House Harriers, started in 1984. The Thai name on this page is simply a spelling you can search for.
This is a social running and walking club that meets every Monday, and has done since 1984. Gather outside Buffalo Bar on Third Road from 14:30; the last bus leaves at 15:00 and the first circle starts at 16:00. It is about company and trails, not race times.
There is no coaching. A hash means a marked trail followed by the group's own rituals. Each week the club's next-run page gives the A-site, GPS, hare, bus note and circle time, so this is a real, active group in our clubs category.
If you would rather run alone, Pattaya Public Running Locations lists places to go with no organiser. The running and cycling clubs guide compares this mixed Monday group with harder or more independent options. The hash gives you a steadier weekly routine than a beach jog or a once-a-year race.
Pattaya / rotating trail locations
Buffalo Bar on Third Road is where everyone meets and boards the bus. The trail itself moves every week; the next-run page gives its A-site and GPS.
So save two pins: Buffalo Bar for the bus, and that week's A-site if you are driving yourself. The Central Pattaya area page helps you pick a place to stay, but the run will be elsewhere.
The club publishes no standard distance, climb or difficulty level, no phone number, no online sign-up and no bag storage. We also do not know what food, drink or after-run costs are included, or whether routes suit wheelchairs, pushchairs or families each week.