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Half marathons in North West in Autumn

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This event takes in some of Cheshire's finest country, and certainly its highest! Summit Tegg's nose, Shuttlingsloe and Shining Tor with views, diverse terrain and finisher medal.
  • Sun 13 Sep
  • £38.50
Macclesfield, Cheshire, UK

Cheshire 3 Peaks Half Marathon

This event takes in some of Cheshire's finest country, and certainly its highest! Summit Tegg's nose, Shuttlingsloe and Shining Tor with views, diverse terrain and finisher medal.

  • 13.1 miles trail running + 847 m ascent
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Enter online
  • Hilly
  • Event village
  • Park
  • Age 18 & over
Round off your season with a flat, fast half on closed roads, roaring crowd support, and a well-earned chunky medal near Old Trafford.
  • Sun 4 Oct
  • £10-£95
Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK

Manchester Half Marathon

Round off your season with a flat, fast half on closed roads, roaring crowd support, and a well-earned chunky medal near Old Trafford.

  • 13.1 miles road running + 64 m ascent
  • Trees not tees
  • Venue accessible
  • Recycling
  • Entertainment
  • Chip timing
  • Enter online
  • Flat
  • PB
  • Traffic free
  • Fancy dress
  • Event village
  • Urban
  • Sustainability policy
  • Public transport links
  • Age 17 & over
  • Sun 6 Sep
  • £18-£22
Preston, Lancashire, UK

Garstang Half Marathon

  • 13.1 miles road running
  • Sun 20 Sep
  • £37-£42
Keswick, Cumbria, UK

Keswick Half Marathon

  • 13.1 miles road running + 367 m ascent
  • Sun 4 Oct
  • £30-£38
Carlisle, Cumbria, UK

The Great Cumbrian Runs | Half Marathon

  • 13.1 miles road running + 402 ft ascent
  • Sun 11 Oct
  • £53-£59
Chester, Cheshire, UK

MBNA Chester Metric Marathon

  • 26.2 km road running + 158 m ascent

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