Bingley周辺のHalf Marathonレース

The 13 Arches Trail Half Marathon is a multi-terrain half marathon starting from Sedgley Park Rugby Club in Whitefield, Greater Manchester. The race begins at 9:30am in the M45 7DZ area. As an October event on local trails, participants should anticipate off-road surfaces instead of a flat city-road half marathon. The route is marked and marshalled, important for a trail course with varied surfaces. Its most distinct landmark is the “Thirteen Arches” Clifton Viaduct, the feature that gives the race its name. Michael Kontowtt is the organiser.

Manchester Wings of Remembrance, a Phoenix Running event, takes place in Alexandra Park, North Manchester. Runners begin in the morning, completing laps of a 3.28-mile circuit. The route is primarily tarmac, suitable for road shoes in wet conditions, and includes approximately 246 feet of elevation gain per lap. The course is contained within Alexandra Park, a Victorian park established in the 1860s. Participants receive a Lancaster Bomber medal. At 11 am, all observe a two-minute silence. Phoenix Running provides standard race support, including an aid station for those running multiple laps.

MoRunning Manchester takes place in November at Heaton Park, Manchester, offering 5k, 10k, and half marathon races starting at 09:30. A 1.5k Mini MoRun is available for children, making the event suitable for families and adults seeking runs from short distances to longer challenges. All races are chip timed, providing immediate results upon finishing. The Manchester event is part of the MoRunning series that benefits Movember. Participants are encouraged to donate during registration or fundraise via Movember or JustGiving. The charity supports prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health, and suicide prevention. All finishers receive a MoRun medal and a MoRunning headband. Refreshments are available at the finish, along with special medals for the fastest MoBro, fastest MoSista, and best dressed participants.

The Heaton Park MoRun is a November running event held in Manchester's Heaton Park, starting at The Bowl. It provides 5k, 10k, and half marathon distances, alongside a chip-timed 1.5k Mini MoRun for children. This setup accommodates first-time runners, families, and individuals seeking a longer run within the park. The event is part of MoRunning and benefits Movember, the men's health charity supporting initiatives for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health, and suicide prevention. Participants can make a donation during registration or set up a fundraising page via Movember or JustGiving. The event incorporates the MoRun theme with categories like MoBros, MoSistas, and Mini MoRunners, offering optional merchandise such as tees and running vests.

The Wild Deer Harewood House Trail Runs take place at Harewood House, near Leeds in West Yorkshire. Runners begin at 9:45am from the LS17 9LG estate. The event features three trail distances: 5K, 10K, and a half marathon. The 5K is intended for those new to trail running, welcoming participants aged 11 and up. The 10K serves as a progression from parkrun for ages 15 and over, while the half marathon presents a greater challenge for runners aged 17 and over. The routes traverse the Harewood House estate, spanning over 1,000 acres of gardens, woodland, and farmland. This provides an off-road environment close to the main venue. Participants may include novices trying trails for the first time, parkrunners increasing their distance, and experienced runners opting for the half marathon. Results from previous editions are available, indicating an established event history.

Run Heaton Park is a January road race held in Heaton Park, north of Manchester, offering 5k, 10k, half marathon, and junior race distances on the same morning. The half marathon begins at 9:30am, with the 10k following at 10:00am, the 5k at 10:10am, and the junior race at noon. The race takes place in Heaton Park on Middleton Road in Higher Blackley. This large park features an 18th-century Grade I listed neoclassical house and open parkland. Participants receive chip-timed results, a themed medal, and free race photos, along with post-race treats. The event is suitable for families, new runners, and those aiming for a timed 10k or longer distance.

The Run Heaton 5K, 10K & Half Marathon takes place in Heaton Park, north of Manchester, starting at 9:30am from the M25 2SW area. Participants can select the 5K, 10K, or half marathon, with a junior race also available. The course winds through Heaton Park’s open parkland, featuring the park’s Grade I listed neoclassical 18th-century house. It accommodates various participants: half marathon runners, shorter-distance runners, juniors, and charity fundraisers, with GoFundMe fundraising linked from the event listing. Lucy Harfield is the organiser, and previous results are published for comparison.

The Tibthorpe Loop is a half marathon on a small trail in the Yorkshire Wolds, beginning and ending at Field House Camping & Coffee Barn near Tibthorpe, Driffield. Capped at 300 participants, it is a local, understated countryside event rather than a large urban half marathon. The path is rolling but not difficult, with a five-hour time limit allowing ample time for steady runners and walkers to complete it. Participants navigate a marked route using a supplied GPX file, additional course markers, and prominent yellow signs at key intersections. A single checkpoint offers vegan and gluten-free food options, alongside on-course first aid. The start and finish area provides practical amenities: restrooms, complimentary parking, indoor bicycle storage, and reduced-price camping. Those finishing get a wildflower seed medal, chip timing, event pictures, and a downloadable certificate. The organiser plants a tree for the event and contributes a portion of each entry fee to local charities.

The Media City Half Marathon is a February half marathon in Salford, starting and finishing at MediaCityUK. It uses a closed-road, two-lap course with a 9:00 am start, and the route is built for steady pacing: flat, fast, and clearly marked at each kilometre or mile depending on the event listing. Runners loop around Salford and Eccles, then use the footpaths around Salford Quays and the paths and pavements inside Media City itself. The field suits both first-timers and runners chasing a personal best, with marshals and helpers along the way. The race is still young, returning for its second running, and it also links with Mind in Salford and Rainbow Mind Greater Manchester to raise money for local mental health support.