13.1 Miles of Beautiful Funky Berkeley

The Inaugural Berkeley Half Marathon

On Sunday, November 24, 2013 Berkeley, Calif. will witness it’s first-ever half marathon! This point-to-point race takes place the weekend before Thanksgiving and promises to be a “turkey trot” like no other! Start the holiday season off right -earn that inaugural runner’s bling at the finish line!

What to expect

Fun, flat, fast, and net-downhill-perfect to set your new PR! Taking advantage of Berkeley’s finest scenery, the course will take runners from Civic Center Park (next to the iconic UC Berkeley campus) and lead you through the heart of Berkeley to the Marina and waterfront, in clear view of the San Francisco Bay.

What’s included

The Race

Super Support

Groovy Goodies

Point to point, from Civic Center/UCB to the Bay’s waterfront

Six aid stations with water and electrolytes

Technical runner’s shirt

Net downhill = fast race time

One fuel station along the way

Finisher’s medal = bear “bling”

Scenic views of the Bay and the surrounding areas

Free shuttle back to the start line

Bonus challenge medal for The SF Marathon finishers

Run through the heart of Berkeley, along University Ave

lululemon yoga post race

Electronic finisher’s certificate

Supports Berkeley Public Schools Fund and other worthy philanthropic causes

“Recovery lounge” equipped with foam rollers, yoga mats, and massage sticks at the finish!

Heat sheet and food and drink goodies at finish

Massage for those tired running muscles

Runners are Buzzing About the Berkeley Half:

“Ahh. It’s nice to know Berzerkley finally has its first Half. UCB I love you!!!” -Lan R.
“That bear is awesome, I’d possibly break my taper for that bear.” - Jessica T.
“Hell yeah! Just registered for the Half! PUMPED!” - Suvannah C.
“I can’t say that I’m not adding another race to my schedule … because of that awesome bear.” -Timothy Y.

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