Half Marathon versenyek Hampton közelében

Hampton, Virginia, hosts an established event that Runner's World dubbed a "must run half marathon". This race consistently "shows off the best of Hampton, Virginia", inviting participants to explore the city's unique charm. The course itself is notably fast and flat, offering a smooth route that is ideal for runners aiming for personal bests. Participants can expect a straightforward experience designed for speed as they navigate the city.

Haunts & Hallows is a late-October trail race at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach. It starts and finishes near First Landing State Park Beach and the Cape Henry Trailhead. The event begins at 1 PM, offering an afternoon race instead of the usual early-morning start. It is based near the 64th Street park entrance, with parking accessible via the First Landing State Park Boat Ramp. The first mile is on road, allowing the field to spread out before the route transitions to the trails. Most of the course is off-road, featuring roots, bridges, sandy sections, rolling terrain, and approximately 300 feet of climbing. Runners have four hours to complete the race. Entry includes a T-shirt, a finisher beanie, donuts from Glazed And Infuzed, coffee post-race, downloadable course photos, and awards for top overall runners, junior, masters, grand masters, and super masters categories. Winding Way Run Co. also uses the event to support AIDNOW with a donation.

The Chartway Norfolk Harbor Race Weekend is a Saturday-Sunday running event in Norfolk, Virginia, featuring a 5K, 10K, and half marathon centered at the Waterside District. Presented by Sentara, the course is described as flat and fast, suitable for runners aiming for a personal best or those seeking a straightforward fall race weekend by the harbor. The route guides participants through Downtown Norfolk, the NEON District, historic areas, and past Old Dominion University's campus, concluding at Town Point Park. Half marathon runners will see over 20 of Norfolk's mermaid sculptures, a distinctive local element that adds character to the race. Following the finish, participants convene at Town Point Park for the post-race gathering, embracing the event's mermaid theme and waterfront location.