John Wayne Grit Series – Lone Pine Half Marathon & 10k

Imagine yourself running through the breathtaking landscape of the Alabama Hills National Scenic Area, your every step contributing to a noble cause. The Lone Pine Half Marathon & 10K is not just a race; it’s a journey of hope and support for those who have been touched by cancer.
Every stride you take in this race is a step forward in the fight against cancer. This event is dedicated to benefiting the John Wayne Cancer Foundation, a noble cause that advances pioneering cancer research and programs. It’s an opportunity to run in honor of your loved ones, family, and friends who have been affected by cancer. The registration fees and the fundraising efforts of participants like you make it possible for the John Wayne Cancer Foundation to fund novel and innovative programs that improve the lives of cancer patients and contribute to saving lives through research, education, awareness, and support.
The course itself is awe-inspiring. It’s not just a simple run; it’s a journey through natural beauty and wonder. As you lace up your running shoes, you’ll encounter dirt roads, single track trails, hills to conquer, and views of the majestic Mt. Whitney that will leave you breathless. This course offers more than just a physical challenge; it provides a deep connection to nature and a sense of purpose, knowing that your every step is making a difference.
The Lone Pine Half Marathon & 10K is a blend of fitness and philanthropy. It’s a celebration of life, a tribute to those who have fought cancer, and a commitment to making a change in the world. With the stunning Alabama Hills as your backdrop and a community of like-minded runners by your side, this event is an experience that transcends the typical race.
So come and join us, run for the cause, and be part of an event that’s not just about running but also about making a meaningful impact on the lives of those affected by cancer. Take in the beauty of the Alabama Hills, overcome challenges, and support the fight against cancer every step of the way.