Bath Half Marathon
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GetPRO Bath Half
The GetPRO Bath Half is a half marathon held in Bath, the UK’s only World Heritage City. The event takes place in March and covers 13.1 miles along traffic-free streets in and around the city. The race was first held in 1982 and regularly attracts thousands of participants.
Since 2000 the Bath Half has raised more than £30 million for charity and is described as the largest charity fundraising event in south-west England. Results for recent years are published by event timing partners.
Course facilities include toilets, with accessible toilets available in the Start Area, Finish Area and at every Drinks Station. The Information Point and Drinks Stations hold bladder pads and provide tampons and sanitary towels. Runners with bladder or bowel conditions can register for a Just Can’t Wait Toilet Card issued by the Bladder and Bowel Community.
Hydration on course is provided by Wessex Water and HIGH5 Energy Gel Aqua. Drinks Stations are accessible for wheelchair users; volunteers will hand drinks in cups and stations can be used to refill bottle belts or hydration packs.
Additional support facilities in the Finish Area include a Sensory Calm Space, a Parent and Child Space for breastfeeding or caring for young children, and a Multi Faith Prayer Space. Organisers list Coopah as the official training app offering personalised coaching for participants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
