What race distances are available?

• →21K Half Marathon
• →5K Race
• →1K Kids Race

What is the schedule for the race day?

• →5K Race: Starts at 7:30 AM
• →21K Half Marathon: Starts at 7:45 AM
• →1K Kids Race: Starts at 10:45 AM

What are the specific details for the 21K Half Marathon?

• →Course: A paved road race starting on NW Marine Drive south of Agronomy and finishing at the Museum of Vancouver. A detailed Course Map ↗ is available.
• →Time Limit: 3 hours (maximum pace of 8:30 min/km). More information regarding the time limit can be found at Vancouver Half Marathon Foundation ↗.
• →Capacity: Maximum of 5,000 entrants.
• →Pacing: Pacers are available for various goal times ranging from 1:25 to 2:45.
• →Aid Stations: Located approximately every 3km; specific nutrition including water, Organika electrolytes, and Hornet Energy gels is provided at the 10K mark.
• →Start Line: Located on NW Marine Drive south of Agronomy. Participants are organized into corrals by bib color. Detailed Start Line Information ↗ is provided.

What are the details for the 5K Race?

• →Course: A paved loop route starting and finishing at the Museum of Vancouver. A Course Map ↗ is available.
• →Time Limit: 1 hour and 15 minutes.
• →Capacity: Maximum of 1,500 entrants.
• →Amenities: Water and electrolytes are available on the course, with toilets located at the aid station.

What are the rules for the 1K Kids Race?

• →Course: A flat, short loop with mixed terrain (including some grass) starting and finishing at the Museum of Vancouver. A Course Map ↗ is available.
• →Age Categories: Ages 2-12. Children aged 2-5 must run with a parent; children aged 6-12 may run solo.
• →Capacity: Maximum of 150 kids.
• →Format: This race is not timed.
• →Strollers: Strollers are permitted at the back of the pack.
• →Cost Note: Adults run for free when accompanying young children.

What amenities are provided for participants?

• →Race Gear: All races include finisher medals, ASICS shirts, and bibs.
• →Medical Support: Roaming medical support is available throughout the event.
• →Hydration & Nutrition: Water and electrolytes are provided; the 21K includes specialized gels.
• →Sanitation: Toilets are available at aid stations and post-race areas.
• →Lactation Facilities: Dedicated lactation stations are available for the 21K and 5K at the start/help desk, 13K mark, and the finish line (participants should bring their own equipment).
• →Baggage: Baggage check services are available.

Is there a training program available?

• →Women's Training Program: A 12-week, women-led road training plan begins on April 6, 2026.
• →Program Features: Structured schedules based on individual goals, guest speakers covering nutrition, injury prevention, mental resilience, and race strategies, and in-person group runs.