キングストン・アポン・ハル周辺のHalf Marathonレース

The Lincoln Half Marathon is a 13.1-mile road race in Lincoln, starting at 9:30 am from the Lincolnshire Showground, postcode LN2 2NA. Run For All organises the event, and the race is open to runners of all abilities, not just club or fast runners. The route leaves the showground and heads into the heart of Lincoln, passing Lincoln Castle and Lincoln Cathedral. The event supports Lincoln City Foundation, which works across Lincolnshire on physical, social, and mental wellbeing. Fundraisers can earn a free place by raising at least £100, receive a branded running top, and get two Lincoln City match tickets if they raise £250.

The Worksop Halloween Half Marathon is an autumn half marathon organized by Worksop Harriers, set against the backdrop of Worksop’s proximity to Sherwood Forest. It is a long-standing local event, not just a simple road race, and its Halloween theme adds a festive atmosphere, with participants encouraged to wear costumes. The course winds through Sherwood Forest and Clumber Park on a familiar route. A running magazine recognized it as one of the UK’s top 10 half marathons. The blend of club runners, local participants, and costumed runners distinguishes it from a typical autumn half marathon.

The Gainsborough 10k & Half Marathon is a November road-running event based at Sturgate Airfield near Gainsborough in Lincolnshire. The half marathon starts first in the morning, with the 10K setting off shortly after, so runners can choose between a shorter race and a full half marathon on the same day. Both races use road-closed, single-lap routes on flat roads, which makes the event straightforward for first-timers and useful for runners chasing an even pace. The route leaves the airfield for quiet country roads, then passes open farmland and village stretches before coming back to a village finish. Every kilometre is marked with distance flags, and marshals are posted around the course to guide runners and cheer them in. Entry includes chip timing, free race photos, post-race goodies, and a themed medal, so the setup feels practical without being overcomplicated.

Vigilantes Cleethorpes Marathon is a low-key running weekend held at Haven Holidays Cleethorpes Beach holiday park in Humberston, at the eastern end of Cleethorpes. It takes place over a November weekend, featuring full marathons on both days with a mass start at 9am, and an option to start early. Relay teams participate in the Saturday marathon, and a multi-terrain half marathon runs concurrently with the marathon on both days. The marathon route follows flat, quiet, lapped roads within the out-of-season holiday park, experiencing minimal traffic and offering generous cut-offs. An aid station is positioned approximately every 3.7 miles, set up like picnic tables rather than a sports lab. Offerings include water, cola, crisps, nuts, cake, and Darren’s wife’s brownie, with many vegan brownies available. Participants receive a bespoke medal, a goody bag containing crisps, chocolate, and drinks, and beer is available at the event. Free parking is provided on the caravan park. Rail travel requires planning as Sunday trains do not arrive in time for the race start.

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.

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 Tibthorpe Loop begins and ends at Field House Camping & Coffee Barn, located near Tibthorpe in East Yorkshire. The race commences at 10:00 am. This event is a winter trail half marathon crossing the Yorkshire Wolds, featuring an undulating course designed to be easy to navigate rather than technically demanding underfoot. Participants are provided with GPX files, waymarking, and prominent yellow correx signs at crucial intersections, ensuring navigation is a planned element of the event. The race employs chip timing, offers medical support, and features one checkpoint supplying vegan and gluten-free options. A five-hour overall time limit, without intermediate checkpoint cut-offs, accommodates both slower-paced runners and those aiming for a fast half marathon. All finishers will receive a wildflower seed medal. Additionally, each registration contributes to planting one tree and includes a £3 donation to charity.

The North Lincolnshire Half Marathon & 10K starts and finishes on the track at Quibell Park Stadium in Scunthorpe. This is a closed-road running event offering two choices: a half marathon and a 10K, both designed as flat, fast single-lap routes. The 10K begins first, with the half marathon following shortly after, and the event is structured for an early conclusion. The course layout is suitable for those running their first race, and also for individuals aiming for a new personal best. Both races depart the stadium and proceed onto roads through the Lincolnshire countryside before returning to Quibell Park. Each kilometre is marked with distance flags, and results are chip timed, allowing runners to monitor their pace accurately. The North Lincolnshire half marathon was the inaugural race organised by its directors, commencing in 2012. Entry includes a themed medal, complimentary race photos, and post-race refreshments, with marshals stationed along the route to direct runners back to the finish.

The North Lincolnshire Half Marathon & 10k begins and ends at Quibell Park Stadium in Scunthorpe. This is a flat, fast, road-closed running event taking place in March. Participants can choose single-lap courses of 10k or the half marathon distance. The 10k begins first, with the half marathon starting thirty minutes later. The routes head out through the Lincolnshire countryside on closed roads. Kilometer flags and marshals will guide runners along the course. The event is suitable for first-time runners seeking a simple road race. It also offers PB chasers a quick course, complete with chip timing, complimentary race photos, post-race treats, and a themed medal at the finish.