One of the most beautiful races, in one of the most beautiful places Join us for the 21st annual RunSedona in the breathtaking landscapes of Sedona, Arizona! This premier running event features a Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, and a family-friendly 5K Walk on Saturday, February 6, winding through the iconic Red Rocks and scenic streets of one of the “”Top Ten Most Beautiful Places”” (as hailed by travel magazines). With courses showcasing iron-clad rock formations and a vibrant community atmosphere, RunSedona is a bucket-list race consistently ranked among the USA’s best. Whether you’re a competitive runner, a casual jogger, or a family enjoying a scenic stroll, RunSedona offers an unforgettable experience for everyone on and off the course. Beyond the races, enjoy a weekend of festivities, including a lively post-race expo with local food and craft vendors and a chance to explore Sedona’s world-class hiking trails, art galleries, and spiritual landmarks. Don’t miss your chance to run, jog, or walk through the Red Rocks at RunSedona 2027! Visit runsedona.com to learn more and secure your spot at the start line in 2027.
RunSedona Half Marathon, 10K & 5K
8:00 AM
Road
$60+
Sedona
1,000-10,000
Some Hills
Mountain Views
Perfect For:
This race is most definitely filled with hills — from the starting elevation of about 4,450 feet above sea level, the course rises and falls to a low of about 4,300 feet and a peak of just over 4,650 feet above sea level (near the halfway turnaround point). The course’s peak elevations occur at three major hills, around miles 3, 7 and 9. Runners should arrive a day early, if possible, to acclimatize themselves to Sedona’s altitude. Walkers are welcome in the half marathon; they will need to be able to complete the race’s 13.1 miles within the 5-hour course time limit. Our Race Recommendation If you’re considering the Sedona Half Marathon, our team of race experts recommend the Rogue Expeditions Running Vacations. If you’re enjoying the idea of running through national parks, consider a trip through the Dolomites of Italy, the Emerald Isle of Ireland, and the Sahara Desert in Morocco. All levels of experience welcome.
