Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon
Where the 2027 race is now
- RegistrationOpen when last checked August 14, 2026Check registration
- Race daySaturday, May 15, 2027
- ResultsPosted here as soon as the timer has them
- Race day
- May 15, 2027 Saturday
- Distance
- 13.1 mi Half marathon
- Entry
- Open? As of August 14
- Boston qualifier
- n/a
- Live tracking
- Not yet Shown here race week
- Latest results
- None yet After race day
Quick facts
- Point to point on the Swamp Rabbit Trail from Travelers Rest to downtown Greenville.
- Net downhill profile that has made it a regional PR target.
- Field has grown past 1,300 half marathon finishers.
- Four hour cutoff, with the finish on the TD Stage in downtown Greenville.
Course
Paved Swamp Rabbit Trail almost the whole way, starting in Travelers Rest and dropping steadily toward Greenville before a finish on the TD Stage on South Main Street. It is a greenway rather than closed roads, so the trail is narrow in places and the start is seeded accordingly. A four hour cutoff applies.
Race-day weather
Mid May in upstate South Carolina can already be warm and humid, with a 7 a.m. start in the 60s and a finish approaching 80. Tree cover along the trail helps, but the last miles into the city are more exposed.
About the Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon
A fast-growing race, now past 1,300 half marathon finishers, and a rare true point to point at the distance. The net downhill run from the Blue Ridge foothills into the city gives it a reputation for PRs, and the downtown finish gives it a reputation for atmosphere.
Past Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | Saturday, May 15, 2027 | Upcoming | — |
Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon FAQ
When is the Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon?
The 2027 Mountains to Main Street Half Marathon is on Saturday, May 15, 2027.
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