(Photos courtesy of Regina Leader-Post)

Participants in the Half Marathon Run event will start with Full Marathoners and Relay runners at 8:00am. The Half Marathon Run is a competitive event, with overall and age category awards. 

The Half Marathon Run starts at 8:00 AM

The Half Marathon Course is open for 4 hours - 8:00 AM - NOON

• For pace calculations, that is 11:22 per km (5.28 kph) or 18:18 per mile (3.28 mph).

NOTE FOR WALKERS: Information on the Sask Egg Producers Half Marathon Walk event is given elsewhere on this website. The Sask Egg Producers Half Marathon Walk event is separate from the Half Marathon Run event. It is a non-competitive event and no overall or age -category awards are presented, although separate timing results are provided for Walk participants. 

If you intend to do a combination of walking & running, please enter the Half Marathon Run.

Only enter the Sask Egg Producers Half Marathon Walk event if you intend to walk 100% of the time.

A relatively flat, scenic and well-supported Half Marathon loop course, the SaskCentral QCM Half Marathon event begins with a short 3km loop through Wascana Park, one of Canada’s largest, most picturesque urban parks. This opening 3km loop brings you through the starting area again (a great opportunity to wave to friends and family or hand-off your warm-up clothes to our volunteers) before you head out on the main part of the course, which takes advantage of Regina's extensive paved pedestrian pathway system.

The running surface is primarily paved pathways, with some residential streets and small sections of crushed-stone pathway. There are some curbs present where pathways merge with streets and vice-versa. There are also some two-way-single-file pedestrian bridges.

The course starts at an elevation of 579 meters (1,900 feet). The lowest point on the Half Marathon course is 545 meters (1,788 feet) near the 16km mark. The highest point on the Half Marathon course is approx. 600 meters (1,970 feet) near the 1km mark.

CLICK HERE FOR COURSE MAP & NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION (PDF files).

(Photos courtesy of Regina Leader-Post)