Half marathons near me
Every half marathon in Canada, ranked by how far each start line is from you. 140 have a confirmed date; 169 more ran last season and haven't announced their next one. Tap locate, pick your race, register on the organizer's official page.
We'll sort every race in Canada by distance from you. Your location stays in your browser — it never touches our servers.
New races, once a month
Newly listed races, and the registrations closing in the next three weeks. One email a month, one click to leave.
Next halfs on the calendar
- Joy In Action Virtual Run/Walk/Cycle Fundraising ChallengeOctober 1, 2026 · Winnipeg, Manitoba
- Joy in Action-United in PurposeOctober 1, 2026 · Winnipeg, Manitoba
- PHM Run for the ResidentsOctober 3, 2026 · Markham, Ontario
- Saddle Hills UltraOctober 3, 2026 · Hythe, Alberta
- Flatlanders Road RaceOctober 3, 2026 · Regina, Saskatchewan
Half marathons by city
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Halfs by province
OntarioBritish ColumbiaAlbertaQuebecManitobaSaskatchewanNova ScotiaNew BrunswickPrince Edward IslandNewfoundland and Labrador
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Good to know
- How does this find half marathons near me?
- Tap the locate button and your browser shares your position once. We rank every upcoming Canadian half marathon by straight-line distance from you. Your location is never stored or sent to a server — the sorting happens on your device.
- How long do I need to train for a half marathon?
- Most plans run 10 to 12 weeks if you can already run 5K comfortably. Pick a race at least that far out, and the registration deadline on each race page tells you how long you can procrastinate.
- Is the half marathon a good first race?
- It's a popular first goal race, but most runners do a 5K or 10K first to learn race-day logistics. The half is the sweet spot after that: a real training commitment without the marathon's toll.