Runtastic Heber Half Marathon
Runtastic Heber drops more than 3,300 feet from the Wasatch Mountains into Heber Valley, an all-downhill certified half marathon built for fast times.
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Quick facts
- All-downhill certified course losing more than 3,300 feet of elevation.
- Point-to-point from the Wasatch Mountains to a finish in Heber City.
- Early morning start means cold pre-race waiting and warm finishing miles.
- A portion of every entry is donated to a Utah autism charity.
About the Runtastic Heber Half Marathon
Runtastic Events built this race for runners chasing a fast half on Utah's signature downhill format. The point-to-point course loses more than 3,300 feet from the Wasatch Mountains into Heber Valley, and a portion of each entry is donated to a local autism charity.
Course
The course descends nearly the entire way, starting high in the mountains and finishing at Old Mill Elementary in Heber City. The certified route rewards runners who have trained their quads for sustained downhill; without that preparation the last miles punish more than they help.
Race-day weather
The early mountain start is genuinely cold, often in the 40s even in August, while the valley finish can be warm with strong high-altitude sun. Throwaway layers at the start and sun protection for the finish both earn their place.
Past Runtastic Heber Half Marathon dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Saturday, August 8, 2026 | Results available | Open results |
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Runtastic Heber Half Marathon FAQ
When is the Runtastic Heber Half Marathon?
We're waiting for the finalized date for the 2027 Runtastic Heber Half Marathon. The most recent running was on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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