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Half Marathons 2024 - 2025

Running a good half marathon time is something every runner has on their 'To-Do' list. Whether it’s a trail race or a road race, a 13.1 mile half marathon is the natural next step up from 10k, and one of the classic benchmarks to test yourself against. It's long enough to be a true test of fitness, stamina, pacing, form, and mental strength but short enough to be within reach of anyone willing to train consistently for a couple of months.

Our US Half Marathon calendar contains everything from small, community half marathons organized half marathons to some of the biggest races on the planet the Brooklyn Half - which attracts over 25,000 runners and is part of the Five Boroughs series.

Half Marathon Near Me

So whether you’re after a low-key half marathon near you or the excitement of a major event in Texas, California, New York, and Florida or beyond, check out our comprehensive 2024 - 2025 calendar below and use the “Refine” button above to fine-tune your search.

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Half Marathons 2024 - 2025

Cinco De Mayo Pepper 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, & Half Marathon at James Wilson Park, Temple, TX (5-4-2024) RD1

Temple, Texas
04 May 24

Snohomish Women's Run

Everett, Washington
05 May 24

York Marathon and Half Marathon

York, Pennsylvania
05 May 24

2024 Spring Prairie Fire Half Marathon & Back-2-Back

Wichita, Kansas
05 May 24

The Automaster Shelburne 5K/10K & Half Marathon

Shelburne, Vermont
05 May 24

2024 Avenue of the Giants Marathon

Arcata, California
05 May 24

Kirkland Half Marathon & 5K

Kirkland, Washington
05 May 24

9th Annual Tour de Force Charity Run 1/2 marathon,10K,5K, one mile walk, 25 mile bike ride, 50 mile bike ride to honor NYS State Trooper Joshua E. Gushlaw

Plattsburgh, New York
05 May 24

Chicagoland Spring Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K

Schaumburg, Illinois
05 May 24

Binghamton Bridge Run

Binghamton, New York
05 May 24

Hometown Half Marathon & 5K/10K - San Antonio

San Antonio, Texas
05 May 24

60th Walter Childs Marathon

Holyoke, Massachusetts
05 May 24

Bay Bridge Half Marathon

Oakland, California
05 May 24

Wallis Sands Half Marathon

Rye, New Hampshire
05 May 24

BRRC Spring Half Marathon Training Group

Frederick, Maryland
05 May 24

Cinco de Mayo

Portland, Oregon
05 May 24

The Sasquatch Scramble 5K/10K/Half Marathon (live or virtual)

Oakland, California
10 May 24 - 13 May 24

Ninja 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, & Half Marathon at Miccosukee Greenway, Tallahassee, FL (5-11-2024) RD1

Tallahassee, Florida
11 May 24

San Juan Island Half

Friday Harbor, Washington
11 May 24

Adamant Half Marathon 2024

Adamant, Vermont
11 May 24
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How long is a half marathon?

Half marathon races are 13.1 miles or 21 kilometers, exactly half the distance of a full 26.2 miles or 42.2 km Marathon race. The average finishing time for a half in the US is around 1:55 with more seasoned runners often pushing for 1 hour 30 minutes or less. This makes half marathons the perfect choice for runners looking to step up to a new challenge from 10k races and an important milestone for those on their way to running a full marathon.

How long does it take to train for a half marathon?

Half marathons count as the shortest ‘long-distance’ run, so training thoroughly is certainly advised before you arrive on race day. It usually takes around 8 weeks to prepare for a half marathon if you are used to running shorter distances. It is really important to build slowly to avoid injury and we’d recommend finding an easy-to-follow training plan to keep you on track.

Do I need to run every day to train for a half marathon?

Getting some miles under your belt is important before you take part in a half marathon race, but overtraining is a common mistake made by less experienced runners looking to make the step up from 5K runs. Slowly building your fitness and endurance with rest days to recover is the best way to ensure success when you hit the starting line.