Titanium Half Marathon
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Titanium Half Marathon
The Titanium Half Marathon offers multiple races in Bud Miller All Seasons Park in Lloydminster, Alberta.
Distances offered
- 21.1 km half marathon (extended loop run 4 times)
- 10 km
- 5 km
- Kids Fun Run
The course is a 5 km loop with a 300 metre extension used by half marathoners. Surface composition is approximately 50% asphalt bike path, 40% dirt trail and 10% gravel. The route includes a couple of sharp corners and is marked with a mix of flags and signs.
There are two aid stations on course: one at the start/finish area and one by the west-side lake near a gated community. The distant station provides water, a carbohydrate drink (Tailwind) and GU gels. The start/finish station provides water, carbohydrate drink, GU gels and post-race items such as bananas, oranges, milk, chocolate milk and chips. Runners who require special nutrition should carry it with them. Aid stations are staffed by volunteers.
Timing uses a Zone4 system with battery-powered ankle bracelets. Official time is recorded when a runner crosses the start line. Bracelets must be secured to the ankle before the race and returned to a volunteer after finishing. Failure to return the ankle bracelet will result in a $100 charge to the card used for registration.
Package pickup is available the day before the race and on race day at the Bud Miller All Seasons Park picnic area. Parking is available throughout Bud Miller Park and in lots in front of and behind Lakeland College, a short walk to the camp area where the start/finish is located.
All participants receive a t shirt (guaranteed for registrations before April 30 when quantities allow), a race bag and a finisher medal, plus additional surprise items from previous years. Complimentary race photography will be taken and published online; runners who do not want their photos posted may submit a written opt out to race directors in person at package pickup or on race day. First, second and third places receive handmade wooden trophies. Organizers offer a confidential compassionate pricing option for runners unable to afford the registration fee; applicants are asked to briefly describe their circumstances. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
