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Sunday, October 3, 2021 • White Plains, NY • Course Map

Note: A virtual option is available for this event, to be run anytime before December 20. Registration details are included below.

Set for an early fall run along the scenic Bronx River Parkway, which stretches just over 19 miles between White Plains and the northern end of the Bronx, the Healing Half Marathon (formerly known as the Westchester Half Marathon) follows an out-and-back course filled with rolling hills but overall only minimal changes in elevation throughout its 13.1 miles.

None of these is too terribly difficult, however, as the course ranges in elevation from about 100 feet above sea level at its lowest point to just over 200 feet at its highest.

The out-and-back race course, which unfolds along a 6.55-mile stretch of the Bronx River Parkway, begins for all participants at the Westchester County Center on Central Avenue.

From there, the course turns east and then southwest along the parkway, passing local park areas as well as the Scarsdale Golf Club and the Leewood Golf Course. The most memorable — and scenic — part of the race, however, are the linear park areas that hug the parkway for most of the race.

Built in the 1920s and dedicated in 1925, the linear park is home to the Bronx River Pathway, a popular paved trail for walkers, runners, bicyclists, skaters and anyone looking to get outside.

At the park’s wide area near the intersection with Scarsdale Road, runners in the half marathon reach the turnaround point, and begin the trek back toward the starting line at the County Center, following largely an uphill course. (By contrast, the first 6.5 miles are mostly downhill).

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Race Day Weather

Located in the southeastern corner of New York State, just over 30 miles north of New York City, the city of White Plains typically experiences cool (and sometimes cold) to mild weather in the early fall.

  • Average low: 46ºF
  • Average high: 70ºF

Past Results

Course Map

See the race route map for the Healing Half Marathon here.

Starting Time

see race website

Fees

  • $55 – $85 for the half marathon or 20-miler
  • $40 – $60 for the 10K
  • $25 – $45 for the 5K

Registration

To reserve your spot in the fall 2021 running of White Plains’s Healing Half Marathon or 10K race, register online at RaceRoster.com here.

Official Race Website

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Overview
Sunday, October 3, 2021 • White Plains, NY • Course Map Note: A virtual option is available for this event, to be run anytime before December 20. Registration details are included below. Set for an early fall run along the scenic Bronx River Parkway, which stretches just over 19 miles between White Plains and the northern end of the Bronx, the Healing Half Marathon (formerly known as the Westchester Half Marathon) follows an out-and-back course filled with rolling hills but overall only minimal changes in elevation throughout its 13.1 miles. None of these is too terribly difficult, however, as the course ranges in elevation from about 100 feet above sea level at its lowest point to just over 200 feet at its highest. The out-and-back race course, which unfolds along a 6.55-mile stretch of the Bronx River Parkway, begins for all participants at the Westchester County Center on Central Avenue. From there, the course turns east and then southwest along the parkway, passing local park areas as well as the Scarsdale Golf Club and the Leewood Golf Course. The most memorable — and scenic — part of the race, however, are the linear park areas that hug the parkway for most of the race. Built in the 1920s and dedicated in 1925, the linear park is home to the Bronx River Pathway, a popular paved trail for walkers, runners, bicyclists, skaters and anyone looking to get outside. At the park’s wide area near the intersection with Scarsdale Road, runners in the half marathon reach the turnaround point, and begin the trek back toward the starting line at the County Center, following largely an uphill course. (By contrast, the first 6.5 miles are mostly downhill). Photo courtesy Healing Half Marathon Photo courtesy Healing Half Marathon Photo courtesy Healing Half Marathon Photo courtesy Healing Half Marathon Race Day Weather Located in the southeastern corner of New York State, just over 30 miles north of New York City, the city of White Plains typically experiences cool (and sometimes cold) to mild weather in the early fall. Average low: 46ºF Average high: 70ºF Past Results 2015 Healing Half Results 2014 Westchester Half Marathon Results 2013 Westchester Half Marathon Results 2012 Westchester Half Marathon Results 2011 Westchester Half Marathon Results Course Map See the race route map for the Healing Half Marathon here. Starting Time see race website Fees $55 – $85 for the half marathon or 20-miler $40 – $60 for the 10K $25 – $45 for the 5K Registration To reserve your spot in the fall 2021 running of White Plains’s Healing Half Marathon or 10K race, register online at RaceRoster.com here. Official Race Website give.wmchealth.org Facebook Conversations Ever run in the Healing Half? Share your impressions here, or post your review in the Comments below. [fbcomments] See more races in: October, New York

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