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How do I enter the Inverness Half Marathon & 5K?

General entry is now open for the Inverness Half Marathon and 5K, you can enter via Let’s Do This.

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Inverness is the gateway city to Inverness with an international airport and is well served by public transport. Please check out the Your Visit section on the website which lists details of flights, trains, buses and car hire companies serving Inverness.

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“ First time doing this race and best organised run I have done, marshaling was excellent, facilities before and after fantastic! Great route with fab support from locals and bagged a PB! ”
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👟✨Runner story ✨👟

Ryan McAdam is running the Inverness Half Marathon with a deeply personal mission.

On 8 July 2024, his mum was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia, turning both their lives upside down.

After two challenging rounds of chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant, she’s now in remission, but the journey has left a lasting impact.

Ryan is running in memory of his grandad, who passed from throat cancer in 2003, and as a thank you to the incredible medical staff who cared for his mum with compassion and empathy.
He’s fundraising for @cancerresearchuk, hoping to give back a little to an organisation that supported his and many other families facing life-changing diagnoses.

Good luck, Ryan - your run is inspiring and meaningful every step of the way!

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👟✨Runner story ✨👟 Ryan McAdam is running the Inverness Half Marathon with a deeply personal mission. On 8 July 2024, his mum was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia, turning both their lives upside down. After two challenging rounds of chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant, she’s now in remission, but the journey has left a lasting impact. Ryan is running in memory of his grandad, who passed from throat cancer in 2003, and as a thank you to the incredible medical staff who cared for his mum with compassion and empathy. He’s fundraising for @cancerresearchuk, hoping to give back a little to an organisation that supported his and many other families facing life-changing diagnoses. Good luck, Ryan - your run is inspiring and meaningful every step of the way!

👟🌟Runner Spotlight 🌟👟

As a recreational runner and lifelong anglophile, Hans Cuppen has had the Inverness Half Marathon on his bucket list for decades.

Heart surgery meant a full marathon was no longer possible, but he still completed FIVE half marathons - his last in New Jersey, USA.

Inverness, however, kept calling.

Now 73, this March, he and his son Joost will fly from Amsterdam to Inverness and make his dream of running in the Highland capital come true, by running the 5K together along the River Ness.

They’ll be fundraising for @alzscot, and hoping for a handshake with Nessie! 🦕
We say that medal will be very well deserved.

Please join us in giving Hans and his son a warm Highland welcome and good luck to them both!

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👟🌟Runner Spotlight 🌟👟 As a recreational runner and lifelong anglophile, Hans Cuppen has had the Inverness Half Marathon on his bucket list for decades. Heart surgery meant a full marathon was no longer possible, but he still completed FIVE half marathons - his last in New Jersey, USA. Inverness, however, kept calling. Now 73, this March, he and his son Joost will fly from Amsterdam to Inverness and make his dream of running in the Highland capital come true, by running the 5K together along the River Ness. They’ll be fundraising for @alzscot, and hoping for a handshake with Nessie! 🦕 We say that medal will be very well deserved. Please join us in giving Hans and his son a warm Highland welcome and good luck to them both!

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