Bath Half Hilly
BATH HILLY HALF & ULTRA 10K A tough, hilly half marathon on trails with two laps (or a one-lap Ultra 10km option, which is actually 12.45km!) offering spectacular views. The race starts and finishes at the iconic Bath Racecourse, Lansdown, Bath, BA1 9BU We are happy to announce that the 2026 Bath Hilly Half Race will be on the 15th November 2026 at 10:30 AM - Entries will open in the New Year! 10th Bath Hilly Half half marathon and Ultra-10k 11am, 13 November 2022 Bath Hilly Half and Ultra-10k Results 2022 (if you can only see last year's results, please refresh your screen or dump your cache to see the results). Join the Bath Hilly Half & Ultra 10k on November 16, 2025, in Bath, Avon! Conquer scenic trails with stunning views and support local charities.
Register now! Bath Hilly Half A tough, hilly half marathon on trails with two laps or a one. A tough, hilly half marathon on trails with two laps (or a one-lap Ultra 10km option, which is actually 12.45km!) offering spectacular views. Book the Half Marathon at Bath Hilly Half & Ultra 10K on Sunday 16 November now! The Two Tunnels Half Marathon is an historic half marathon taking in famous features of Bath on this flat and fast course through Bath city centre and surrounding countryside.
Bath Hilly Half will be held in The Racecourse, Bath, starts Sunday, 16 November 2025 and covers the following distances: 10K, 12.5K, Half Marathon. Check out Bath Hilly Half and Ultra-10k and read real reviews from past participants, share your experiences, and find out key information including date, location, distances, and more! The Hilly Half involves 1,650ft (500m) of elevation gain. You can expect to add at least 15% to your PB for a half marathon.
Finishers of the Ultra 10 km are typically out on the course for between 1hr and 1h 45mins. The course includes hills, stiles, gates, rough tracks, and uneven ground, all set with spectacular views. The Hilly Half double loop route involves a total ascent of almost 600m (the Ultra 10k is almost 300m).
That's tough. Although marshals will be on the course, runners are responsible for completing the course correctly. Once you reach the finish, we'll record your number and time which will be posted to the website after the race.
