The Innsbrook Half returns for 2024 AND we’ve added a 10k option for those looking a shorter distance. Run on one of the most scenic, beautiful and challenging courses in the Midwest during the peak of fall color in Missouri! Hosted by Big River Race Management at the beautiful Innsbrook Resort. Located just one hour from St. Louis, runners and walkers will be treated to 13.1 or 6.2 miles on a mix of pavement and smooth gravel roads. A certified course, custom finisher medal, premium long-sleeved giveaway, a catered to-go lunch, live music and cold beer wait at the finish – you are not going to want to miss this event! The Innsbrook Half Marathon & 10k will be capped at 1000 runners ensuring small start waves and ideal course density. The event will sell out in 2024, so don’t wait, sign up today!
Innsbrook Half Marathon
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Run on one of the most scenic and beautiful courses in the Midwest, during the peak of fall color in Missouri. Runners and walkers will be treated to 13.1 miles, on a single loop course, with a mix of pavement and smooth gravel roads (think Katy Trail). Cross six dams with scenic views, while running past some of the 100+ lakes found on the Innsbrook Resort. But don’t let the beauty of this course fool you. It’s going to be tough! Innsbrook is hilly, and this course has more than its fair share of hills. Consisting of 7.5 miles of gravel and 5.6 miles of paved roads, this course gains almost 1000 vertical feet while rolling over some of the most beautiful countryside in the Midwest.
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Course Description
Run on one of the most scenic and beautiful courses in the Midwest, during the peak of fall color in Missouri. Runners and walkers will be treated to 13.1 miles, on a single loop course, with a mix of pavement and smooth gravel roads (think Katy Trail). Cross six dams with scenic views, while running past some of the 100+ lakes found on the Innsbrook Resort. But don’t let the beauty of this course fool you. It’s going to be tough! Innsbrook is hilly, and this course has more than its fair share of hills. Consisting of 7.5 miles of gravel and 5.6 miles of paved roads, this course gains almost 1000 vertical feet while rolling over some of the most beautiful countryside in the Midwest.
