jHavelina H3, Mr. Happy's, Honey Badgers and Pedalfiles Hash

We're a drinking club with a running problem. This is a placeholder event so newbies can find us. We usually have 10-40+ people at events but since everyone shows up regularly no one RSVP's on meetup. All the real details are at http://www.tucsonhash.com

Hashing is based on an old game call hares and hounds, where the hare leads the trail and the hounds follow the trail, trying to snare the hare. Hashing's "based on" because we do this but with beer and debauchery. There are no rules, only guidelines. More information can be found wherever you find such things, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_House_Harriers

The jHavelina hash is every Saturday from 5:00pm - ~8:00pm during the summer. Trails are typically split between walkers and runners with the goal of everyone finishing together. Trails are usually A to B or A to A' and something like 4-6 miles. Tell us the internet made you come.

We're a drinking club with a running problem. This is a placeholder event so newbies can find us. We usually have 10-40+ people at events but since everyone shows up regularly no one RSVP's on meetup. All the real details are at tucsonhash.com

Hashing is based on an old game call hares and hounds, where the hare leads the trail and the hounds follow the trail, trying to snare the hare. Hashing's "based on" because we do this but with beer and debauchery. There are no rules, only guidelines. More information can be found wherever you find such things, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_House_Harriers

The Honey Badger hash is every 2nd and 4th Sunday from ~11:00am - ?. Honey Badgers don't give a shit. Trails vary but usually are 2?-3? miles. No one really knows. The point is to come out, have fun, drink beers, be merry, etc. There is also a trail. Tell us the internet made you come.

We're a drinking club with a running problem. This is a placeholder event so newbies can find us. We usually have 10-40+ people at events but since everyone shows up regularly no one RSVP's on meetup. All the real details are at tucsonhash.com

Hashing is based on an old game call hares and hounds, where the hare leads the trail and the hounds follow the trail, trying to snare the hare. Hashing's "based on" because we do this but with beer and debauchery. There are no rules, only guidelines. More information can be found wherever you find such things, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_House_Harriers

Mr. Happy's hash is every Wednesday starting at 7:00pm. This is a pickup hash so we roll for hare (you don't have to but it's encouraged). Since trails are not planned, they are A to A and vary in length. Walkers and runners are welcome. Tell us the internet made you come.

We're a drinking club with a running problem. This is a placeholder event so newbies can find us. We usually have 10-40+ people at events but since everyone shows up regularly no one RSVP's on meetup. All the real details are at http://www.tucsonhash.com

Hashing is based on an old game call hares and hounds, where the hare leads the trail and the hounds follow the trail, trying to snare the hare. Hashing's "based on" because we do this but with beer and debauchery. There are no rules, only guidelines. More information can be found wherever you find such things, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_House_Harriers

The jHavelina hash is every Saturday from 5:00pm - ~8:00pm during the summer. Trails are typically split between walkers and runners with the goal of everyone finishing together. Trails are usually A to B or A to A' and something like 4-6 miles. Tell us the internet made you come.