Santa Fe International Half Marathon
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Santa Fe International Half Marathon
The Santa Fe International Half Marathon is a USATF-certified, point-to-point race that starts in the Sangre de Cristo foothills and finishes at the Santa Fe Railyard Park in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The course begins around 7,000 ft and has a net descent of about 292 ft, routing runners past historic Canyon Road and the Santa Fe Plaza before the Railyard finish plaza. The finish area includes live music, drumming, and a hand-thrown ceramic finisher medal from a local ceramicist.
Available race formats include:
- 13.1 miles Half Marathon, point-to-point, net downhill
- 3-Amigos Relay, three legs of roughly 4.4 miles with ceremonial sash exchanges
- 4K Fitness, a 2.5-mile loop through the Railyard district for walk or jog
- Kids 1K Dash, free for ages 12 and under, strollers welcome
Race weekend centers on a Health & Wellness Expo at Warehouse 21 with packet pickup on Friday 12:00–5:00 PM and festival-style amenities at the finish. Race services include chip timing with live results, complimentary downloadable race photos within 48 hours, gear check, and on-course support. The course remains open approximately 3 hours 30 minutes with a sweep vehicle following the final runner. A portion of entries supports local youth-running programs and community partners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
