Scottish Half Marathon

Location: East Lothian

Organiser: Scottish Half Marathon

Start: 2023-09-24 11:00:00

Start: 15/08/2027
11:00 am

Push yourself to the limit by taking on the Scottish Half Marathon through the heart of Edinburgh.

The route is described as flat & rapid – perfect for your first half marathon, or if you want to set a personal best.

The event begins at 11am just outside Edinburgh and the route will take you along the magnificent East Lothian Golf Coast before finishing in the final furlong at Musselburgh Racecourse; Scotland’s oldest racecourse.

Event Date

  • Sunday 15 August 2027

Entry Benefits

  • Wicking finisher’s t-shirt
  • Finisher’s medal & keyring
  • Finisher’s pack
  • Personalised event number with accurate timing chip
  • Event baggage facilities
  • Hydration & energy gel on route
  • Hydration & nutrition at the finish
  • Results posted in your account within 48 hours
  • Fantastic running experience

Everyone running for Team MND Scotland will also receive an MND Scotland T-shirt, as well as an MND Scotland fundraising pack and sponsor forms.

Sponsorship & Sign-up

To get your hands on one of our charity places, please sign-up via the Scottish Half Marathon portal by using the button below.

So that we can keep making time count for people affected by motor neuron disease, we ask that our official charity runners raise a minimum sponsorship of £300 with a registration fee of £30.

Already have your own place?

Once you’ve secured your own place in the Scottish Half Marathon, use it to join Team MND Scotland and make time count for those affected by motor neuron disease.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact fundraising@mndscotland.org.uk or call us on 0141 332 3903.

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Before you go

Please consider donating to help make time count for people affected by MND.