Kaiser Permanente Half Marathon
Join Kaiser Permanente Half Marathon
The Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Half Marathon® is a runners’ favorite for its scenery and value. A fast and certified course through San Francisco’s scenic Golden Gate Park, the race has been selected as Road Race of the Year by the Road Runners Club of America several times.
The Half Marathon course will take runners out around the panhandle, back through Golden Gate Park, and out and back on the Great Highway and finishes at the entrance to the Kaiser Permanente health expo, and the 5K is a fast, downhill 3.1 mile course certified by USA Track & Field. This year, in addition to the Half Marathon and 5K, there is a new 10K option. The 10K is also a fast, net downhill course, 6.2 miles and USA Track & Field certified.
After the race, follow the runners and walkers into the post-race area for food, drinks, free massages, and other offerings.
The Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Half Marathon® 10K & 5K presented by Pamakid Runnersraises funds to support San Francisco Bay Area community organizations.
Course highlights
The 5K, 10K & Half Marathon are point to point with a net loss in altitude from the east end of Golden Gate Park to the far west end.
The 5K is a fast, net downhill 3.1 mile course certified by USA Track & Field.
The 10K, which is new, is also a fast, net downhill course, 6.2 miles and USA Track & Field certified.
The Half Marathon course will take runners out around the panhandle, back through Golden Gate Park, and out and back on the Great Highway and finishes at the entrance to the Kaiser Permanente health expo.
Mappa del percorso
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