Half Marathon

Hot Cider Hustle Fort Wayne Half Marathon

Fort Wayne's fall cider run follows the paved River Greenway past Johnny Appleseed's grave, with hot cider and caramel apples at the finish line.

Race date2027 date TBD
Distance categoryHalf Marathon
LocationFort Wayne, Indiana
Get alertsRace record updated October 12, 2026

Quick facts

  • Paved River Greenway course past Johnny Appleseed's gravesite.
  • Finish-line hot cider, caramel apples, and a commemorative mug.
  • Part of an established Midwest fall series from All Community Events.
  • Cool October racing weather with wind as the main variable.

About the Hot Cider Hustle Fort Wayne Half Marathon

Fort Wayne's Hot Cider Hustle trades summer race heat for a cider-and-caramel-apple finish, part of All Community Events' fall series across the Midwest. Proceeds support the United Way of Allen County, and the half shares the morning with 10K and 5K fields.

Course

The half starts near the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum and follows the paved River Greenway, passing Johnny Appleseed's grave along the way. The route stays on road and path the whole way, with fall color as the main scenery.

Race-day weather

Early October in Fort Wayne usually lands in the 40s and 50s, close to ideal half marathon range. Wind along the open greenway is the most common complication, and rain is possible.

Past Hot Cider Hustle Fort Wayne Half Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2026Sunday, October 11, 2026Results availableOpen results

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