From Kuala Lumpur to Rabat — and everywhere in between — Hashing is a global movement of mischief, madness, and trail mix (beer and flour).
🌍 What is the Hash House Harriers?
“Hare and Hounds” – the Victorian-era running game that inspired Hashing, illustrated in Harper’s Weekly, 1874.
Albert Stephen Ignatius Gispert — founder of the Hash House Harriers in 1938, Kuala Lumpur.
The original “Hash House” — the Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur, where the first hashes were organized.
The Hash began in 1938 in Kuala Lumpur when a group of Brits decided to mix running with post-run beer and irreverent tradition. The concept? Follow a trail, get some exercise, and enjoy a “down-down” with your friends. Simple, silly, and brilliant.
Today, there are over 2,000 active kennels in more than 180 countries. No two Hashes are exactly alike — but the spirit is the same: run, laugh, drink, repeat.
✈️ RH3 & the Global Hash Family
Rabat Hash House Harriers has welcomed hashers from all corners of the globe — and RH3 members have run trails across continents. We’ve attended interhashes, hosted foreign kennels, and even hashed on the road in Europe, Asia, and beyond.
Once you’re a hasher, you’re part of a worldwide tribe. Show up to any hash, say "I'm from RH3", and you’ll likely get a beer, a trail, and a place to crash (maybe).
🌐 Find Hashes Around the World
Want to run while traveling or just get lost in global Hashing chaos? Check out these legendary resources:
- 🔗 gthhh.com – The Global Trash Hash House Harriers directory
- 🔗 HashSpace – Social networking platform just for Hashers
- 🔗 GoToTheHash.net – Hash history, global events, and more from Hazukashii
🧭 Interhash, Eurohash & Beyond
Global gatherings happen every year — massive international Hash events where thousands of hashers come together for trails, parties, and stories they’ll never be able to tell at work. RH3 has been there. RH3 will go again.
Wherever you go — there’s a Hash waiting.
Just bring your shoes and your sense of humor.