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Beginner-friendly Road runs in Scotland in Spring

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Be part of history as Paisley hosts its very first half marathon, boasting closed roads, historic streets, landmarks and a great atmosphere to boot!
  • Sun 22 Mar
  • £36.99-£42.99
Paisley, Renfrewshire, UK

Paisley Half Marathon

Be part of history as Paisley hosts its very first half marathon, boasting closed roads, historic streets, landmarks and a great atmosphere to boot!

  • 13.1 miles road running
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Chip timing
  • Enter online
  • GPS tracking
  • Traffic free
  • Fancy dress
  • Event village
  • Age 17 & over
  • Sun 22 Mar
  • £37-£39
Alloa, Clackmannanshire, UK

Alloa Half Marathon

  • 13.1 miles road running
  • Sat 4 Apr
  • £8
Ballater, Aberdeenshire, UK

McIntosh Plant Hire 1.5K Primary School Race

  • 1.5 km road running
  • Sat 4 Apr
  • £8
Ballater, Aberdeenshire, UK

RAM Tubulars Secondary Schools 2.5K

  • 2.5 km road running
  • Sat 4 Apr
  • £18-£20
Ballater, Aberdeenshire, UK

Harbour Energy 5K

  • 5 km road running
  • Sat 4 Apr
  • £27-£29
Ballater, Aberdeenshire, UK

Stena Drilling 10K

  • 10 km road running
  • Sun 26 Apr
  • £27-£29
Carnoustie, Angus, UK

Barry Buddon FAST Half Marathon

  • 13.1 miles road running
  • Sun 10 May
  • £27
Lanark, South Lanarkshire, UK

Ananda Animals 10K

  • 10 km road running + 498 ft ascent
  • Tue 12 May
  • £7-£10
Edinburgh, UK

Blast 5K - The Meadows 2026 Series

  • 5 km road running
  • Thu 21 May
  • £27-£29
Dumbarton, West Dunbartonshire, UK

Babcock Dumbarton 10K

  • 10 km road running
  • Thu 28 May
  • £27-£29
Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute, UK

Babcock Helensburgh 10K

  • 10 km road running

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