Lace Up the Sneakers: Phillyist Race Calendar

Trail Race Start
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With summer almost over and cooler temperatures ahead (hopefully), the start of race season begins! Whether you are just looking for a fun way to spend a weekend morning or are training for your tenth hundred-miler this year, the Philly area has plenty to offer for the month of September.

Keeping the Legs Loose (5k and shorter)

Saturday, Sept. 11

Sunday, Sept. 12

  • SOL Lipton Run Fest (5k, 1.5-miler, half marathon optional)
    Certified Course with race day entry available.
  • Run to Rebuild (5k)
    Rebuilding Together Philadelphia is on their way to building their 1000th home. This run along the Wissahickon Creek will help get them to that goal.

Saturday, Sept. 18

Sunday, Sept. 26

Check out your longer race options after the jump!

Half as Long, Twice as Fun (Half Marathon)

  • Stay tuned for half-marathon announcements here

The Big One (Full Marathon)

Sunday, Nov. 21 (It's sooner than you think)

A Nice Walk in the Woods (Trail Races)

Sunday, Sept. 5

  • "Labor Pain" (Twelve-Hour Endurance Trail Run)
    How many times can you run a five-mile loop in twelve hours? There's only one way to find out.
    Team and individuals are eligible and the race offers same day registration.

Saturday, Sept. 18

  • Bouncing Buns (7k)
    Trail running where the attire is "Clothing Optional."

Saturday, Sept. 25

  • Sloppy Cuckoo Half (Trail Half Marathon)
    Great post race party and online registration is still open.

A Little of This and a Little of That (Adventure Races)

Saturday, Sept. 25

Fans Needed (Entry is closed, but cheer the runners on!)

Saturday, Sept. 4

Saturday, Sept. 11

Sunday, Sept. 19

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