About the race
BeAthlit Monthly Lake Runs brings lake runs in a format designed to make it easy for everyone to participate and appreciate local lakes. As lake authorities do not allow permanent structures inside or near the lakes, these events operate as community-style runs.
How It Works:
- Choose your preferred lake during registration.
- Report at the lake entrance between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM to collect your event T-shirt.
- Complete your 1.6K, 3K, 5K, or 10K run on your own or alongside family and friends.
- Record your run on any fitness tracking app (Strava, Garmin, Google Fit, Nike Run Club, Runkeeper, etc.).
- Show proof of your completed activity to the on-site team to collect your finisher medal.
Runners who complete 5 lake runs by December 2026 earn a special composite medal titled "Legend of Lakes".
Important Guidelines:
- A Strava activity is required for medal eligibility (for kids running with an accompanying adult, the adult's Strava activity is accepted).
- Distance must be clearly visible on your recorded activity.
- No timing bibs are provided.
- No hydration or on-route support will be available.
- Event staff will be stationed at each lake entrance for verification and medal distribution.
Run Locations
Participants can choose to run at any of the following lakes:
- Sankey Tank Lake
- Kalkere Lake
- Begur Lake
- Sheelavanthakere Lake
What your entry includes
Cancellation policy
Applies if you cancel your own registration. If the organizer cancels the event, every paid athlete is refunded in full automatically. Cancellations and refunds are the organiser's responsibility and are processed by them. Endurace helps where it can, but cannot guarantee a refund.
The course
1.6K10 km3K5 km
Lake Run format
Choose a participating lake, report between 6 and 9 AM to collect your T-shirt, run on your own, record it on a fitness app, and show the activity to collect your medal.
Race weekend schedule
6:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Arrive at lake entrance, collect T-shirt, complete run, show activity proof, and collect medal
Location
City insight: Bengaluru
Bengaluru is the capital of Karnataka, India's technology hub and one of its strongest running cities, known as the Garden City for its parks, lakes and tree-lined streets. At about 900 metres it has a mild climate: summers (March to May) are warm and dry, the monsoon (June to September) brings regular afternoon showers, and winters (November to February) are cool and pleasant with chilly mornings. October to February is the best time to race, with comfortable temperatures for long distances. Heavy rain can interrupt events in the monsoon. It has a major international airport and a growing metro.
Good to know
How do I get my medal?
Record your run on a fitness app such as Strava or Garmin and show the activity to the team at the lake.
What is the Run Only Pass?
A ₹100 pass with no T-shirt or medal.