21.0975 km
Distance
180 m
Elevation Gain
2:05:30
Average Finish Time
2,100
Total Finishers
1982
Established
Rolling
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Course & Elevation
The Bermuda Half Marathon follows a scenic point-to-point route beginning in Somerset and finishing at the National Stadium in Hamilton. The course winds through charming Bermudian towns and villages with ocean views, passing historic landmarks and pink-sand beaches. Rolling hills create moderate climbing throughout, with the trade winds providing cooling relief.
🌤️ Weather
Cool Atlantic breezes make January ideal for running in Bermuda. Expect mild temperatures with occasional rain, though the island's subtropical latitude ensures no frost or extreme cold.
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🎯 Fun Facts
- ▸ Bermuda Half Marathon is one of the oldest continuously held half-marathons in the Western Hemisphere, first run in 1982.
- ▸ The race start in Somerset is exactly 13.1 miles from the finish at the National Stadium, making it a true point-to-point course.
- ▸ January's weather in Bermuda is perfect for running—mild temperatures at sea level with cooling Atlantic breezes keep runners comfortable throughout.
- ▸ The race attracts nearly half its field from outside Bermuda, making it a popular international training race before spring marathons.
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