If you’re looking for a shorter distance or are new to running, the Inverness 5K could be the event for you! The 5K route is on mixed surface and follows a flat and scenic course alongside the banks of the River Ness in the heart of Β the Highland capital of Inverness.
Whatever your running ability, fitness, age or experience if you enter the Inverness 5K, we guarantee you’ll cross the finish line with a smile on your face!
If you live in the UK, you should receive your event pack (containing your bib number and safety pins) by post in late February.
If you have an overseas address, please come to the Sports Hall, Inverness Leisure Centre between 09.45-10.30 on Sunday to collect your pack.
If you have not received your pack before event day, please contact us and we will issue you with another pack.
Please note: If you are taking part with your school or club, your team leader will collect a pack for your group from registration and distribute bib numbers to you.
5K participants do not need to attend pre-event registration as you will be sent your event pack (including bib number and timing chip) by post.
There will be an Info Desk open in the Sports Hall, Inverness Leisure from 09.30 on Sunday morning.
Please note: If you are taking part with your school or club, your team leader will collect a pack for your group from registration and distribute bib numbers to you.Β
Yes, there is a baggage drop available in the Sports Centre, Inverness Leisure from 09.30-10.45 on Sunday morning. Make sure your baggage label (this is attached to your bib number) is securely attached to your kit bag.
Yes, buggies are allowed on the 5K course, and you will be required to complete separate entries for yourself and your child. This is for safety reasons so that we have a record of everyone who is out on the course, and to allow us to provide medals and giveaways for everyone that takes part.
Only manual wheelchairs are permitted in the 5K (motorised and racing wheelchairs are not permitted). If you are taking part as an assisted wheelchair participant, we are pleased to offer your support runnerΒ a complimentary entry into the event however they will need to enter the event and accept terms & conditions.Β Please contact us for more information.
If you are visually impaired, or your disability or medical condition means you need a Support Runner, you can apply for a free place for them. Please contact us with further information.
There are discounted entry fees for group entry from schools, youth clubs and disability groups.
If you wish to enter a group or team, please contact usΒ for further information.
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A view of Inverness most people never get to see.
Looking down on Inverness Half Marathon, you can see more than a running event: You see thousands of people coming together to create something special.
Thatβs how Craig summed up his third Inverness Half Marathon:
β ...The atmosphere is electric, people are buzzing whether taking part, marshaling or watching and this year the sun shone brightly the whole run. Can`t wait for next year! Anyone reading this thinking I might give that a go, do it!β
You heard the man: Do it! π https://invernesshalfmarathon.co.uk/