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Saturday, October 21, 2017 • Chandler, AZ • Course Map

The deserts of the southwestern United States play host to the Haunted Half Phoenix, taking place in nearby Chandler.

Beginning near San Tan Mountain Regional Park, the half marathon continues west along East Hunt Highway in nearby Chandler Heights for the first several miles of the race. From there, the course turns right onto South Rigley Road and continues downhill for about a mile before continuing west on East Riggs Road. The final major turn of the course happens just before mile 9, a right turn onto South Gilbert Road before turning into the shopping center hosting the finish line festivities.

While the first half of the half marathon takes place almost entirely downhill, the second half is predominantly flat, making this half marathon a great course for setting a personal record.

Runners are encouraged to run in costume, especially to participate in the costume contest after the half marathon.

Race Weather & Climate

Like much of the southwestern United States, Chandler experiences warm and dry weather all year long, with October temperatures ranging as low as 30° (1922) and as high as 107° (1953).

On race day (Oct. 21), the average low is 57ºF and the average high is 86ºF.

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Course Map

See the race route map for the Haunted Half Phoenix here.

Starting Time

  • 7:00 AM – half marathon
  • 7:45 AM – 5K

Fees

  • $60 – $85 for the half marathon
  • $20 – $40 for the 5K

Registration

To reserve your spot in the 2017 running of Phoenix’s Haunted Half, register online at RaceEntry.com here.

Official Race Website

thehauntedhalf.com/pheonix

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Saturday, October 21, 2017 • Chandler, AZ • Course Map

The deserts of the southwestern United States play host to the Haunted Half Phoenix, taking place in nearby Chandler. Beginning near San Tan Mountain Regional Park, the half marathon continues west along East Hunt Highway in nearby Chandler Heights for the first several miles of the race. From there, the course turns right onto South Rigley Road and continues downhill for about a mile before continuing west on East Riggs Road. The final major turn of the course happens just before mile 9, a right turn onto South Gilbert Road before turning into the shopping center hosting the finish line festivities. While the first half of the half marathon takes place almost entirely downhill, the second half is predominantly flat, making this half marathon a great course for setting a personal record. Runners are encouraged to run in costume, especially to participate in the costume contest after the half marathon.

Race Weather & Climate

Like much of the southwestern United States, Chandler experiences warm and dry weather all year long, with October temperatures ranging as low as 30° (1922) and as high as 107° (1953). On race day (Oct. 21), the average low is 57ºF and the average high is 86ºF.

Past Results

Course Map

See the race route map for the Haunted Half Phoenix here.

Starting Time

  • 7:00 AM – half marathon
  • 7:45 AM – 5K

Fees

  • $60 – $85 for the half marathon
  • $20 – $40 for the 5K

Registration

To reserve your spot in the 2017 running of Phoenix’s Haunted Half, register online at RaceEntry.com here.

Official Race Website

thehauntedhalf.com/pheonix

Facebook Conversations

Ever run in the Phoenix Haunted Half? Share your impressions here, or post your review in the Comments below. [fbcomments]

See more races in: October, Arizona

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