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Course & Elevation

The Austin Half Marathon features a scenic loop course through downtown Austin and surrounding neighborhoods, with moderate rolling hills typical of the Hill Country region. Runners pass iconic Austin landmarks including Lady Bird Lake, the Congress Avenue Bridge, and downtown skyline views while traversing well-maintained city streets.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

Weather

Temperature 13°C
Humidity 65%
Rain Chance 25%

Cool to mild early morning temperatures with low humidity make February ideal racing conditions in Austin. Clear skies are common, though occasional light rain can occur.

Austin Half Marathon race

The Race

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Race Lore

The Early Years

2005

Established in 2005, the Austin Half Marathon is now 21 years old. From its first edition in Austin, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in United States.

Running Through a Postcard

The Austin Half Marathon route is one of those courses where runners forget their pace and reach for their phones. The scenery through Austin and its surroundings has earned this race a reputation as one of the most photogenic in North America.

Where It Begins

For thousands of runners each year, the Austin Half Marathon is their first half marathon. The combination of a forgiving course, generous time limits, and supportive crowds has earned this race a reputation as the place where marathon journeys begin. The first-timer energy on race morning is palpable.

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Registration

Registration Opens September
Registration Closes February
Entry Cost $89-$129

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