The Hash House Harriers (H3) is a “drinking club with a running problem” — or, more specifically, an international group of noncompetitive running clubs that enjoy socialization and drinking before, during and after their runs. A hash is modeled after an old-fashioned British paper chase. One hasher, designated as a “hare,” marks out a trail using chalk or flour, usually setting false trails and obstacles along the way. Fellow hashers, known as the “pack,” follow the hare’s trail, which traditio …

We are one of several hashes in the northeast, and the most recent incarnation of the Groton chapter of the Hash House Harriers. We meet Saturdays at 3:00pm, socialize a bit, and then go running/walking along a trail set by a member (the hare). Our trails wind through the Mystic, Groton, and New London area, involve at least 1 beer check (for those 21 and older), and end with a festive, baudy and welcoming gathering (the circle).  Once a month, we travel to New Haven to join our nearest kennel, …

We are a social running group that enjoys interesting trails, singing ribald songs, drinking beer and sharing a meal afterwards. The Hash House Harriers phenomenon began with the 1st group founded in 1938. There are now over 70,000 members in HHH groups on all 7 continents.* The Long Island Lunatics Hash House Harriers meet once a month (usually) on the Saturday evening nearest the full moon. Our aim is to bring together Long Islanders and New Yorkers who want to socialize and have a bit of exer …