Course & Elevation

The PwC Bermuda Half Marathon is the Sunday half marathon of the Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge weekend, held in January in Hamilton, Bermuda. The Bermuda International Marathon was first held on 15 January 1975, and the half marathon was added to the race weekend in 1993. The weekend is organised by the Bermuda National Athletics Association, a registered Bermuda charity. The half marathon starts in front of the Hamilton Princess Hotel on Pitts Bay Road and finishes at Barr's Bay Park, close to where it began. The route heads east towards Front Street and Trimingham Hill, then follows South Shore Road, Devil's Hole Hill Road, Harrington Sound Road and North Shore Road, and returns via St. John's Road and Pitts Bay Road. The organisers describe it as 13.1 rolling miles. The time limit is four hours, and runners must be 16 or older. The marathon starts earlier on the same morning at the Royal Naval Dockyard and joins the half marathon course after mile 14. The weekend also includes a mile on Front Street, a 10K and a 5K, and a half marathon relay.

Course Facts

Distance 21.0975 km
Elevation Gain ≈ 180 m
Surface road
Profile Rolling

Weather

Typical climate for the race month — an estimate, not a forecast or a race-day record

18°C

Temperature

68%

Humidity

45%

Rain Chance

January in Bermuda averages a daily high of about 21°C and a low of about 16°C, with rain on around 14 days of the month.

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