Weymouth Half Marathon
When? 22 March 2020
Where? Weymouth
Now in its 6th Year, this popular seaside half marathon provides runners with some outstanding scenery, history, and the opportunity to set a pb on a pretty flat 13.1 mile course.
Runners will complete a traffic-free, fast course and take in a historical and scenic tour of Weymouth’s dramatic past and landscape through the town, harbour, seafront and Lodmoor Country Park.
We are delighted to be supporting the local Weymouth Rotary group and Weldmar Hospice in 2020. It’s never too late to get involved and by raising a nominal amount, not only will you be providing much needed help, you will be able to get a full refund on your entry and support for your fundraising efforts. For more information contact Rotary direct at sponsorship@weymouthrotary.uk or for Weldmar contact Alaine.Harman@weld-hospice.org.uk
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