Bellin Women's Half Marathon
A women's half marathon in Green Bay each fall, with a two-person relay and 5K alongside and a field of about 1,500 finishing on the downtown CityDeck.
Quick facts
- All-women field of roughly 1,500 across the half, relay, and 5K.
- Two-person relay option splits the 13.1 miles.
- Downtown finish on the CityDeck along the Fox River.
- Proceeds go to the Women's Fund of Greater Green Bay.
Is registration open for the 2026 Bellin Women's Half Marathon?
Registration for the 2026 Bellin Women's Half Marathon is open.
About the Bellin Women's Half Marathon
Bellin Health, the organization behind Green Bay's long-running June 10K, stages this all-women fall race with a field of roughly 1,500 across the half, relay, and 5K. Proceeds support the Women's Fund of Greater Green Bay, and the weekend opens with a Friday night dinner and keynote speaker.
Course
The urban course stays inside Green Bay and finishes on the CityDeck boardwalk along the Fox River. The half, relay, and 5K share one morning start, so the opening mile runs crowded before the fields separate, and the layout keeps spectators close for most of the race.
Race-day weather
Early October in Green Bay usually means cool mornings in the 40s and 50s with mild afternoons. Wind off the bay or river can pick up, and rain is possible, so a throwaway layer at the start is a reasonable call.
Past Bellin Women's Half Marathon dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Saturday, October 3, 2026 | Upcoming | — |
Bellin Women's Half Marathon FAQ
When is the Bellin Women's Half Marathon?
The 2026 Bellin Women's Half Marathon is on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
Is registration open for the 2026 Bellin Women's Half Marathon?
Registration for the 2026 Bellin Women's Half Marathon is open. View the official registration details at runsignup.com.
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