Hartness Half Marathon
A cross-country style December half marathon on the Hartness property in Greenville, mixing pavement, trails, gravel roads, and grass fields.
Every link above goes to the race, its timing provider, or an official registration partner. Last checked July 26, 2026.
Quick facts
- Mixed-surface course with pavement, trails, gravel roads, and grass fields.
- Proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish South Carolina.
- Half marathon relay and 5K options run the same morning.
- Race history dates back to 2017.
2026 Hartness Half Marathon registration
Registration for the 2026 Hartness Half Marathon runs through the official registration page at runsignup.com.
About the Hartness Half Marathon
This December race trades a road course for a cross-country style run across the Hartness property near Pelham Road, with proceeds supporting Make-A-Wish South Carolina. Results go back to 2017, and the weekend also includes a 5K and a half marathon relay.
Course
Runners move between pavement, dirt roads, gravel, singletrack, and grass fields across the Hartness grounds. The surfaces are well maintained, but constant transitions make even pacing harder than the distance suggests, and road flats are the wrong shoe choice for many runners.
Race-day weather
Mid-December mornings in Greenville are usually cold, often in the 30s at the start. Frost can leave grass sections slick early, and conditions tend to stay cool through the finish.
Past Hartness Half Marathon dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Saturday, December 12, 2026 | Upcoming | — |
Hartness Half Marathon FAQ
When is the Hartness Half Marathon?
The 2026 Hartness Half Marathon is on Saturday, December 12, 2026.
How do I register for the Hartness Half Marathon?
Register for the Hartness Half Marathon through the official registration link: marathonscout.com/go/hartness-half-marathon/register. It opens the race registration page at runsignup.com.
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