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SUMMARY:Sierre-Zinal
DESCRIPTION:Sierre-Zinal is an iconic 31 km mountain race in the Swiss Alps\, famously known as the ‘Race of the Five 4\,000s’ for its views of five legendary peaks. It attracts elite athletes and amateurs alike for its challenging elevation and breathtaking scenery. \nCourse Highlights\nKnown as the “Race of the Five 4\,000s\,” Sierre-Zinal offers some of the most spectacular views in the trail running world. The point-to-point course stretches 31 kilometers through the heart of the Swiss Valais Alps\, connecting the town of Sierre to the mountain village of Zinal. Along the way\, runners are treated to panoramic views of five legendary 4\,000-meter peaks: the Weisshorn\, Zinalrothorn\, Obergabelhorn\, Matterhorn\, and Dent Blanche. The route is famous for its initial\, punishing climb from Sierre\, followed by a fast\, scenic traverse across high-altitude alpine meadows and a technical descent into Zinal. Landmarks like the Hotel Weisshorn provide iconic cheering points for spectators and historic markers for participants. \nRace Details\nThe Sierre-Zinal race is a test of both climbing prowess and raw speed\, featuring 2\,200 meters of elevation gain and 1\,100 meters of descent. The event is uniquely structured into two main categories: the “Tourist” category and the “Runner” category. The Tourist category\, designed for amateur enthusiasts\, starts early in the morning (between 04:45 and 06:15)\, allowing participants to experience the sunrise over the Alps. The “Runner” category\, which includes elite athletes and those aiming for competitive times\, starts later at 11:00. In addition to the main 31 km event\, the “Junior” race offers a 19 km course starting from Chandolin\, while younger children can participate in the “Course des Cinq Obstacles” in Sierre. The 53rd edition is scheduled for Saturday\, August 8\, 2026. \nWhy Runners Love It\nSierre-Zinal is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious mountain races in the world\, often cited as a must-do event for any serious trail runner. Its reputation stems from a perfect blend of challenging terrain\, world-class competition\, and a deep sense of tradition that has been cultivated since its inception in 1974. Runners love the inclusive atmosphere that welcomes both elite professionals and passionate amateurs on the same day. The course is remarkably runnable for a mountain race\, allowing for blistering speeds that have seen legends like Kilian Jornet set incredible records. The local support is unmatched\, with the entire Val d’Anniviers community coming together to create a festive\, welcoming environment for participants from over 60 nationalities. \nExperience the magic of the Swiss Alps by registering for the next edition. Visit the official website for registration details and race updates: Sierre-Zinal Official Website. \nAt a Glance\n\nLocation: Sierre\, Valais — Switzerland\nNext Date: 2026-08-08\nDistances: [’31 km’\, ’19 km’]\nStart Time: 04:45\n\nRegister & Learn More\nVisit the official race website for entry details\, course maps\, and registration: https://www.sierre-zinal.com/en/homepage.html
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LOCATION:Sierre-Zinal | Sierre\, Finges\, 3960 Sierre\, Switzerland\, Sierre\, Valais\, 3960\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Trail Races
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SUMMARY:Lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon
DESCRIPTION:The Lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon is a premier running and yoga festival in Vancouver\, featuring a scenic coastal course and a weekend of community celebrations. \nCourse Highlights\nThe Lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon offers one of the most breathtaking running routes in North America\, perfectly showcasing the natural beauty of Vancouver\, British Columbia. The course begins in the heart of Downtown Vancouver at the intersection of Hastings and Hornby Streets\, leading runners through vibrant urban corridors before transitioning to the world-famous Stanley Park Seawall. This iconic segment\, which makes up nearly half the race\, provides unparalleled\, unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and the North Shore Mountains. Runners will experience a mostly flat and fast course\, though occasional bridges and gentle inclines add a refreshing challenge. The route is famed for its high-energy atmosphere\, featuring legendary cheer stations that go far beyond standard support; participants often encounter drag queens\, mermaids along the seawall\, and even spin classes on the sidelines. The race concludes in the scenic downtown area near the Vancouver Convention Centre\, where the coastal breeze and city energy converge to create an unforgettable finish line experience. \nRace Details\nReturning for the first time since 2019\, the 2026 Lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon is scheduled for Saturday\, August 8\, 2026\, with a sharp start time of 07:00 AM. As a premier boutique event\, the race is limited to approximately 10\,000 participants and uses a lottery-based registration system to manage its massive popularity. Registration for the 2026 edition opened in January 2026\, with fees set at $325 CAD for Canadian residents and $275 USD for international participants. The entry package is renowned for its premium value\, including a pair of limited-edition Lululemon SeaWheeze runner shorts\, a high-quality finisher’s medal\, and access to the exclusive SeaWheeze Showcase Store. The weekend is a full-scale festival\, including the “PreWheeze” party and the legendary Sunset Festival at Brockton Fields in Stanley Park\, which features post-run yoga\, live music\, and dancing. Participants are required to maintain a 3.5-hour pace (approximately 10:00 per kilometer) to complete the 21.1 km distance as the course reopens on a rolling schedule. \nWhy Runners Love It\nRunners from around the globe flock to SeaWheeze because it is far more than just a race; it is a holistic celebration of movement\, community\, and the unique “Lululemon” lifestyle. The event has built a cult-like following since its inception in 2012\, largely due to its focus on fun and mindfulness over pure competition. The inclusion of yoga is a core element\, with pre-race stretches and a massive sunset yoga session at the festival that allows thousands of runners to find collective stillness after their achievement. The “swag” is another major draw\, as the exclusive SeaWheeze-branded Lululemon gear is highly collectible and often sells out instantly at the Showcase Store. Beyond the material perks\, the sense of camaraderie is palpable\, fostered by the “LegaSea” program for long-time participants and the inclusive\, party-like atmosphere at the Sunset Festival. The combination of a world-class scenic course\, top-tier organization\, and the vibrant culture of Vancouver makes it a “bucket list” event for both serious marathoners and casual fun-runners alike. \nRegister for the SeaWheeze Half Marathon \nAt a Glance\n\nLocation: Vancouver\, British Columbia — Canada\nNext Date: 2026-08-08\nDistances: Half Marathon (21.1 km)\nStart Time: 07:00\n\nRegister & Learn More\nVisit the official race website for entry details\, course maps\, and registration: https://www.seawheeze.com
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LOCATION:Lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon | Vancouver\, Hastings St & Hornby St\, Vancouver\, British Columbia\, V6C 2E8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Road Races
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SUMMARY:Haulin Aspen Trail Marathon
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nHaulin Aspen Trail Marathon & Half Marathon runs through the spectacular trail network surrounding Sunriver Resort and the Deschutes National Forest in Central Oregon. The course winds through golden aspen groves (at their most spectacular in late summer)\, old-growth ponderosa pine forests\, and open meadows with sweeping views of the Three Sisters\, Mount Bachelor\, and Broken Top. The marathon and half marathon share the same scenic forest terrain\, making this one of Central Oregon’s premier late-summer trail experiences. \nRace Details\nThe 22nd Annual Haulin Aspen takes place Saturday\, August 8\, 2026\, based near Sunriver\, Oregon. Registration is through RunSignup. The course is a well-marked\, well-supported trail race with aid stations staffed by enthusiastic volunteers. The modest field size (500-1\,000 participants) gives the race an intimate feel that larger events can’t match. Sunriver Resort area provides excellent post-race accommodation and dining. \nWhy Runners Love It\nHaulin Aspen is a beloved fixture in the Central Oregon racing calendar precisely because it combines challenging\, beautiful trails with a welcoming community atmosphere. The aspen groves in August light are genuinely stunning — photographers as well as runners make the trip. At 4\,200 feet elevation\, temperatures are cooler than Portland or Eugene in August\, making for ideal trail running conditions. The Sunriver area’s resort amenities make it easy to reward yourself generously after the race. \nRace-Weekend Tips\nTrail shoes with good traction are essential for the forest floor and aspen grove terrain. At 4\,200 feet\, sea-level runners should pace conservatively. Book Sunriver Resort or nearby Bend accommodation early — August weekends in Central Oregon are popular. The race fills to capacity; register as soon as registration opens. \nRun through Oregon’s aspen gold — register at RunSignup.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/haulin-aspen-trail-marathon/
LOCATION:Haulin Aspen Trail Marathon | Sunriver OR\, Sunriver\, OR 97707 (Deschutes National Forest trails)\, Sunriver\, Oregon\, United States
CATEGORIES:Trail Races
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SUMMARY:Georgetown to Idaho Springs Half Marathon
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nThe Georgetown to Idaho Springs Half Marathon — affectionately known as the GTIS Half — has been a Colorado running institution for nearly five decades. The point-to-point course follows the historic path of the Argentine Central Railroad through the stunning Clear Creek Canyon\, connecting the Victorian mountain town of Georgetown to the gold-rush heritage town of Idaho Springs. The route follows the canyon’s gentle contours along Clear Creek\, offering dramatic rock wall scenery\, rushing whitewater\, and views of Colorado’s mountain character at its most authentic. The net-downhill course makes it accessible for runners chasing personal records. \nRace Details\nThe 2026 race takes place on Saturday\, August 8\, with a 7:00 AM start from Georgetown. The finish is in Idaho Springs along Miner Street. Cost ranges from $75–$105. The race is part of the Colorado Mountain Half+ Series\, which also includes the Estes Park Half Marathon and the Mt. Sneffels Half Marathon\, offering runners a chance to tackle multiple mountain half marathons across Colorado’s summer. The race is organized by the Clear Creek Booster Club\, with proceeds benefiting local youth programs. \nWhy Runners Love It\nThe GTIS Half combines history\, scenery\, and a community-focused atmosphere that sets it apart from larger commercial events. The course through Clear Creek Canyon is genuinely beautiful\, and the two bookend towns — Georgetown with its Victorian architecture and Idaho Springs with its hot springs and gold mine heritage — make the entire experience feel like a journey through Colorado’s past. With nearly 50 years of history\, this race has a loyal following that returns year after year. \nRace Weekend Tips\nGeorgetown sits at 8\,530 feet and Idaho Springs at 7\,526 feet — both well above a mile high. Sea-level runners should plan to arrive in Colorado at least 2–3 days early. August mornings in the canyon can be cool at the 7:00 AM start\, so have a warm layer for the starting line. The race is point-to-point\, so arrange transportation back to Georgetown in advance — shuttles are typically available but fill up quickly. \nRegister\nRegistration opens in winter at gtishalf.com and via Race Roster. With limited entries and a loyal returning field\, registration moves quickly after opening day.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/georgetown-to-idaho-springs-half-marathon/
LOCATION:Georgetown to Idaho Springs Half Marathon | Georgetown\, CO\, Georgetown\, CO 80444 (start); 1601 Miner St\, Idaho Springs\, CO 80452 (finish)\, Georgetown\, Colorado\, United States
CATEGORIES:Road Races
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