Greensboro Half Marathon

  • Saturday, November 21, 2026
  • Greensboro, North Carolina
  • Half marathon · 13.1 mi

Where the 2026 race is now

  1. RegistrationStatus not confirmed yet
  2. Race daySaturday, November 21, 2026
  3. ResultsPosted here as soon as the timer has them
Race day
Nov 21, 2026
Saturday
Distance
13.1 mi
Half marathon
Entry
Unconfirmed
Not verified yet
Boston qualifier
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Live tracking
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Latest results
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Quick facts

  • USA Track and Field certified with only about 300 feet of total elevation gain.
  • Roughly 450 to 560 half marathon finishers across recent editions.
  • Part of the North Carolina Road Mega Medal Series.
  • Chariot runner and rider entries are offered alongside the standard field.

Course

City roads and connecting greenway out of Battleground Avenue, with roughly 300 feet of total gain across the distance. There is nothing that reads as a climb, which is why the race markets itself to first timers and to runners hunting a flat late season time.

Race-day weather

Piedmont North Carolina in late November usually gives a start in the 30s or 40s and a finish near 50. Cool and dry is the norm, though a damp grey morning happens often enough to pack for.

About the Greensboro Half Marathon

A November road race that leans hard into being approachable, with a certified course, generous cutoffs and around 500 half marathon finishers a year. It sits in the North Carolina Road Mega Medal Series, so a share of the field is chasing the multi race medal rather than a time.

Past Greensboro Half Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2026Saturday, November 21, 2026Upcoming—

Greensboro Half Marathon FAQ

When is the Greensboro Half Marathon?

The 2026 Greensboro Half Marathon is on Saturday, November 21, 2026.

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