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Half Marathon races near Jacksonville

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Upcoming Half Marathon races near Jacksonville

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Jacksonville · 80 km
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Recurring Half Marathon races near Jacksonville

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Amelia Island Half Marathon
SAT OCT 10
The Amelia Island Half Marathon, held in Fernandina Beach, Florida, offers a 12k option for those seeking a shorter run. This event is organized by women, for women, with female planners, coaches, and athletes guiding the race's design. The course winds through historic Fernandina Beach and Old Town before proceeding onto the shaded roads near Fort Clinch. Participants will also see ocean vistas, contributing to its recognition as a notable beach half marathon.
Jacksonville Marine Corps Half Marathon & Freedom 5K
WED OCT 14
The Jacksonville Marine Corps Half Marathon & Freedom 5K starts runners and walkers downtown Jacksonville near Riverfront Plaza, with both distances sharing the start on Hogan and Water Street. The half marathon is a 13.1-mile road race, paired with a shorter 5K, and the event is one of Jacksonville’s larger running days, drawing more than 3,000 participants in a past running. The race formerly used the Marine Corps Half Marathon name, and the starting area sits where the Jacksonville Landing once stood. The half marathon route is mostly flat and uses an out-and-back layout along city streets near the St. Johns River. Early on, runners encounter the main climb of the day with a bridge crossing toward Friendship Park, then return to the north side by way of the Acosta Bridge and follow Riverside Avenue along the river. The course continues through neighborhood streets, with turns near Willow Branch Park, St. Johns Avenue, Boone Park, Fishweir Park, and Yukon Street, where runners reach the halfway point before heading back over much of the same ground toward the finish.
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Jax Base Miles By The Water

Jacksonville hosts 3 Half Marathon races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Jacksonville runners get a coastal mix without making a big production of it. You can run 5 miles out-and-back, hit the S-Line Urban Greenway for a 5K trail, and use the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail when base miles need room. The Two Bridges Run loop goes over the Main Street Bridge and comes back across the Acosta Bridge. 1st Place Sports Running Club, Jacksonville Track Club, Jacksonville Run Club, Neptune Run Crew, JTC Running, PRS Running Club, and Florida Striders keep the calendar moving. Gate River Run, Ameris Bank Jacksonville Marathon, Tour de Pain, and Guana River 50 km Trail Run are the anchor events.

Jacksonville riders get river spin, beach roll, rail-trail tempo, and dirt days without leaving the metro orbit. The nearest climb is 4 km when locals want the closest thing to climbing. The nearest climb is 3 km with 182 m elevation. Hanna Park has 14 miles of mountain bike trails, and Carey State Forest, Guana River Marsh, and Nocatee Trails handle gravel and singletrack moods. North Florida Bicycle Club, Major Taylor Cycling Club of North Florida, and VeloBrew Bicycle Club carry the group-ride side. River City Summer Slam sits as the anchor race.

November through April gives Jax the cleanest training block, with drier days and enough mild air for Z2, intervals, long runs, and steady rides. Summer changes the game from May through September because hot humid mornings are normal and brief but intense downpours with thunder and lightning can rewrite a plan fast. Locals start early, keep the effort honest, and use the beach, Riverwalk, Baldwin Trail, or shaded park trails when the legs need consistency. The city usually sees only about 10 to 15 short-lived nights at or below freezing.